Sentence examples for millennial era from inspiring English sources
The cleanest example of what he means came right at the start of the millennial era, with the monolithic hook for the Rasmus's 2003 hit In the Shadows.
Lastly, since Joachim expected the coming of a wondrous millennial era on earth between the death of Antichrist and the Last Judgment, he found himself obliged to foretell the coming of another enemy of God, a "final Antichrist".
All evidence would seem to point to Western Europe, yet oddly enough the above describes the state of a millennial era United States.
Their website reads,"We house works that put into question traditional roles within contemporary art in order to usher in the millennial era of new age fine craft and artistry through interdisciplinary means".
In the Digital Millennial Era, it's my hope that we'll take the opportunity to show our peers that it's possible to respect each others' viewpoints, look for common ground, organize around historical power-financial structures, recognize progress made by our predecessors and build upon it in our own way, and refuse to submit to oversimplification and characterizations.
Do some reading on the legislation and executive administration around this time period to get more insight on the politics surrounding the census and everything else in the millennial era.
One element of that post-millennial era of transformation was a huge push to make the military strategically mobile, able to deploy major ground combat forces anywhere around the globe in just days.
At the same time, the diminished debate syndrome mirrors the irony-suffused sensibility of many millennial-era students.
The film, for its part, slyly complicates the crude generational battle of its predecessor, satirising millennial-era feminism and identity politics by introducing Chloë Grace Moretz's sorority outcast to proceedings.
Millennial-era gay men find discussion of HIV annoying.
Writer and activist Laurie Penny, herself a first-era millennial at the age of 29, agrees.
