Sentence examples for the coming era from inspiring English sources

This points to the very heart of the coming era of participatory media.

News articles champion the coming era of "smart" appliances and "pervasive" or "ubiquitous" computing.

This is a deep rift that will haunt the politics of the coming era.

He also understood the internet as an arts venue – if not the arts venue – of the coming era.

As the reassuringly comprehensible nineties were drawing to a close, all these were suggested as possible designations for the coming era.

Even seven years earlier, James Watson had written, in The Atlantic, that the coming era of designer babies might overwhelm us all.

If both women are part of a coming era, the future of women's tennis lives on the baseline.

Sony, like Handspring, fervently believes in the coming multimedia era, even describing the Clie as a "personal entertainment organizer".

Wilkes' cruel but accurate remark is a big one, a herald of the coming Romantic era as much as any poem about a lake or a lilac.

We are confident that the proposed dot-base62x representation is a more suitable format and recommended its adoption for an IPv6 address in the coming IT era of Cloud computing.

Of the coming post-Wright era, he says: "Those are big shoes to fill".