Sentence examples for of whatever era from inspiring English sources

I've only lived in the decades of post-Beatles McCartney regular guy of whatever era you were in.

Everyone, of whatever era, can imagine himself to be a Cortez of coition, staring at a heaving Pacific of newly discovered erotic possibility.

It was a gorgeous reminder that the very best British folk music, of whatever era, is an enigmatic soul music to which a surreal intensity of meaning attaches.

Ms. Lawrence, who gives a terrific performance, wears those dresses as if she were the high fashion standard bearer of whatever era.

Yet what came through in Mr. Aimard's inciteful performances was that each of these composers from whatever era was a radical.

Now it's being reframed for our post-industrial, post-feminist era as life partners of whatever gender and sexual orientation go into business together.

The genie is out of the bottle and, regardless of whatever protests or regulations may come, a new energy era is upon us.

The book holds nothing back, fusing Wallace-sized sentence structures with Tao's masterful minimalism, while somehow managing to infuse the mutative energy of the internet in what may end up being the most open look at the inner workings of a young person in whatever social era we're currently trapped in.  .

Actually, whatever the era, we all have the same fear: the fear of losing our own identity.

As we navigate whatever crap-era of the internet we're in, it's becoming clear that most of its promises have been unfulfilled.

But putting aside the reality that racial attacks against Latino immigrants and sexual harassment of Latina workers continues unabated in this modern era, whatever analysis of Latina stereotyping that occurs today must account for the implicit biases that exist and affect decision-making by private sector management.