Sentence examples for period itself from inspiring English sources

It took well over 100 years for the industrial economy to mature after the invention of the steam engine; by then the world's social structure was very different to that of the transition period itself".—"Wealth without workers, workers without wealth", October 4th 2014.

Yet, like the prosperity and peace of the period itself, the cinemas' heyday was shortlived.

In the Baroque period itself satire and pastoral became popular forms.

Then there was the new comedy of the period, itself a reaction to the staleness of alternative comedy.

In fact, the only lasting memory loss is usually of the ECT period itself; patients are often blurry about the whole treatment period.

"It seemed a bit risky, not so much in terms of the change of period itself, but the change of period made for a different feel of book.

She ably conveys the dark atmosphere of Reconstruction, which, in a place like Jarrettsville, could be more brutal — and even, at times, more bloody — than the wartime period itself.

Church attendance in the period itself shows the US to be the most devout with 550 out of 1,000 people, more than half the population, visiting a church.

"But the stamp is also a highly mobile record of visual propaganda, reflecting how a country at a given period sees itself and seeks to present itself.

In this case, the differential equation that predicted exact constancy of period was itself an approximation.

For a brief period, Google itself was "reportedly closed," according to Places.