Sentence examples for our present age from inspiring English sources

The rest of the concert, held at Damrosch Park, speeds rapidly to our present age.

(To experience Serras in the Bilbao Guggenheim is to know how wonderful our present age can be).

Still, in our present age, the act itself — the symbol — often outweighs and outranks any judgments regarding its sincerity.

Hence, the reason metadata so perfectly personifies our present age: meta data) has neither the ability nor the need to listen in on our conversations.

Rachman laments these extraordinary changes, but when the book turns to analyzing our present Age of Anxiety, it seems to lose its scope and vigor.

"The mortal influence which Gandhi has exercised upon thinking people may be far more durable than would appear likely in our present age, with its exaggeration of brute force," said Albert Einstein.

Your current age refers to your present age as of today.

At that time, the sun likely resembled Iota Horologii, because the star is young: it's thought to have escaped from the Hyades star cluster, which is just 600 million years old, or about one-eighth our sun's present age.

It's a considerable stretch to compare Corker, who until recently never showed much interest in foreign policy, with Vandenberg, not least because the problems facing postwar America were, in many ways, so different from those of the present age — and our political institutions, including the Senate, are different, too.

The patient is a male child diagnosed at birth with persistent buccopharyngeal membrane, managed in our institution from birth to present age of 2.5 years.

The number 43 is my present age.