Sentence examples for represents an era from inspiring English sources

"It represents an era of times gone by".

Mr. Zeffirelli represents an era of grandiose, sumptuous opera direction that, while still strongly represented at the Met, is fading.

The music has a lot of cultural significance in that it represents an era in New York that young people today are not really aware of.

The Whampoa academy represents an era when the two sides cooperated for a greater good, and recent exhibitions organized there by a museum portray the Kuomintang in a relatively conciliatory light.

Saluting the 100th anniversary of Steuben Glass, this show represents an era when the company went all out for Modernism in its high-end products, turning out elegantly contemporary and flawlessly executed ornamental, table and bar ware.

In this new official narrative he represents an era of military strength and material wealth before China succumbed to corruption, foreign domination and, as many Chinese see it, national humiliation.

Both teams represent an era in which there was a lot more offense in the game than there is now.

Wells had a gift that was perhaps even rarer than the gift of being a great novelist: he represented an era by dreaming its nightmares for it.

Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the New York archdiocese, said on Thursday that Father Grange had represented an era of transition for the church.

With many of today's country hits written by committee, Curly Putman represented an era when individual songwriters delivered their single visions to the stars.

It will represent an era that preferred post-imperial melancholia to the much greater challenge of imagining what building for today's London, and today's Londoners, might look like.