Sentence examples for nostalgic age from inspiring English sources

That is why cities are prime objects of nostalgia in our very nostalgic age.

These dusty facts remain relevant as fans of a certain nostalgic age still form Mercury Rev's core audience; the deepest sighs and loudest cheers tonight are reserved for those late 90s songs.

Yet steelworkers and their families continued to watch the team and, in this nostalgic age, most modern Teessiders can reel off their area's greatest exports, from Sydney Harbour Bridge to the Wembley Arch.

IN THIS NOSTALGIC AGE, old products and old brands seem never to die.

£650 (suunto.com) Put a label on it With clean lines and bold colours, Nick Cranston's eye-catching wall art evokes the nostalgic golden age of travel.

Even the HMC, mouthpiece of the independent sector, is reported to have spoken out against a "knee-jerk return to the nostalgic golden age of O-levels".

Today, in the West, one might point to the challenges that nostalgic middle-aged workers and aging retirees are posing to social cohesion in our societies.

His themes could be discordant and experimental (The Prisoner – Patrick McGoohan's head-trippy spy thriller, not the Aussie prison soapie), light and whimsical (the sitcom Shelley), or toe-tappingly nostalgic (The Jazz Age).

With the impact of other nuanced treatments, such as Brokeback Mountain, No Country for Old Men, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and There Will Be Blood, as well as a remake of 3 10 to Yuma, many speculated whether a digitally monitored western society was now feeling nostalgic for an age when men made their own laws on the hoof.

This track in particular merges breaks and acid house tones into a wash of soothing, danceable vibes that'll have you nostalgic for an age you never lived.

When, of course, we all know deep down that all super-heroes are glorious kid stuff, and we love them because they make us nostalgic for an age where we adored them all unabashedly.