Sentence examples for innocent era from inspiring English sources

In that innocent era most brides were probably ecstatic with a quarter carat and two modest baguettes.

You can make the case that Palmer was the last athlete in the so-called innocent era of sport.

In one scene after another the movie illustrates the soldiers' susceptibility to gross manipulation in a much more innocent era.

The carousel recalls an innocent era, depicting folksy New York State themes and sites in carvings, quilts and paintings.

For others, it's a morality tale about class, or a foreshadowing of the First World War — the marker of the end of a more innocent era.

What more appropriate ending for this breezy evocation of national solidarity in a touchingly innocent era than a fragment of the bugle tune "Taps"?

Joke or no joke, the setting Sun seems part of times gone by, of a more innocent, homely era.

The soundtrack harks back to an innocent bygone era Chick flick soundtracks are characters in their own rights.

It's simultaneously a celebration of a more innocent, eclectic era of home entertainment, a nugget of narrative tenderness, and an impish subversion of a broadcasting institution.

Many were too young to remember Mr. Carter's presidency or to imagine that innocent bygone era when a politician could get in trouble for just lusting in his heart.

Her books harken back to a more innocent, romantic era — which, given our current spiritual ambience, is a welcome break.