Sentence examples for of later decades from inspiring English sources

Sohlman's arguments inspired many of the Swede-Finn nationalist ideologists of later decades.

Prefiguring the painting series of later decades, they are blueprints for Impressionism.

A comparison to the world of original hackers — the folks that Brand profiled in his Rolling Stone article, not the "reality hackers" of later decades — may be illuminating.

Separating the top from the slab-sided lower body was a ribbed black plastic divider strip — perhaps the inspiration for the cladding seen on Pontiacs of later decades.

Others, such as David Hare, Christopher Hampton and Howard Brenton, were products of later decades who burned with a theatrical ambition that Osborne himself had kindled.

Kenneth Paul Block, a renowned fashion illustrator whose graceful strokes captured the elegance of gloved, gowned and form-fit-suited women of the 1950s and then the more daring, fluid look of later decades, died April 23 in Manhattan.

The glowing press coverage of the period contrasted to that of the later decades of the 1960s and 1970s, in which the American media engaged in investigative journalism that undermined the official line presented by Washington in relation to Vietnam.

But the isolation of his later decades should not be allowed to obscure his essential gift for joy.

Indeed, the same Pew Survey reports relatively high levels of happiness throughout the later decades of adulthood, with 71% stating that they are "very" or "pretty" happy.

It was through Goldberg that Nozick met the economist Murray Rothbard who was the major champion of "individualist anarchism" in the later decades of the twentieth century (Raico 2002, Other Internet Resources).

The composer Louis Andriessen's pugnacious and exhilarating piece "De Staat" has a reputation as a milestone of avant-garde music in the later decades of the 20th century.