Sentence examples for middle ages of from inspiring English sources
"A friend of mine told me, we are only in the Middle Ages of digitalisation.
The middle ages of symphonic rock had just been replaced by the fresh sound of punk and ska.
Confessionalization completed the process, under way since the late Middle Ages, of meshing religious and church politics with the objectives of the state.
Truly we can look to the future of the car right now, and know that we are currently in the middle ages of mechanised personal transport.
Although the population estimate made in the Middle Ages of about 100,000 in the early 11th century is unreliable, Ani was substantial in its size and magnificence.
One unnamed poem begins with the line "Middle ages of long hair touched by the wind" and does not improve from there.
Steady means something in the Middle Age of a life.
The middle age of buggers is not to be contemplated without horror".
The Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot (1958) is a psychological portrait.
People under age 35, though, judged strategic defaults less harshly — 69percentt found them morally wrong — than those of middle age, of whom 86percentt found them morally wrong.
Reviewing the biographies of 300 "geniuses", she exposed a common theme: intense experiences of the natural world in the middle age of childhood (between five and 12).
