Sentence examples for the age of things from inspiring English sources

It appears that the age of "things that think," a phrase that emerged from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Laboratory in 1995, is nearly upon us.

This objection suggests that the skeptical theist's skepticism about that which is beyond ordinary life comes home to roost in skepticism about ordinary matters, such as the age of the Earth plausibly is (that is, plausibly the earth and the age of things are ordinary matters, even if not an ordinary topic of conversation).

"At the age of 19, things might have got far worse if we had not intervened when we did".

Just another casualty of the age of all things digital.

With Hillary Clinton running to be our first woman President at the age of 68, things are poised to change.

Therefore, be it resolved that the Millennials or Hoodies henceforth be named The Digitals because... well, this is the age of all things digital and they are its masters and frankly because of my continuing ability to call on these skilled and generous folks whenever my computer locks up.

We are living in the age of the thing".

It was at the age of 11 that things became more complicated.

"And from about the age of 14 two things have coexisted within me.

Street photography holds even more appeal now in the age of Photoshop, where things are more and more fake.

I'm 83 years old and I started off at the age of 17 and things have changed so absolutely radically, not least in the last few years.