Sentences with phrase «past era»

The aligning of native title rights with a past era limits its potential to provide economic opportunities for traditional owners in the contemporary economy.

I hope this blog will inspire others to create lovely and lasting garments that speak of a past era and yet remain timeless and elegant.

We are moving past the era where corporate legal departments and their outside counsel have a competitive relationship.

Twenty years from now this past era will be a cautionary tale.

Indeed, in a past era the filibuster arguably played a role in facilitating democracy.

As put by the artist himself: «I do believe, in at least a metaphoric level, that the union of human and machine, represented best by smart phone addiction, embodies the «Anti- Christ» as believed in by esoteric societies as a figure that is as crucial to the present epoch, the Aquarian age, as Christ was to the past era, the age of Pisces.»

His strange, playful paintings look past that era and into the present day.

Along with desert scenes, Barba often shows us abandoned human landscapes, which have become the wreckage of a past era, places that take on a mysterious significance in our time.

In some paintings the color composition feels bifurcated: a section of canvas painted in more muted colors, which suggest a past era or aesthetic, is paired with a section of much brighter pigments.

From the past era of the Nintendo Entertainment System comes the one and only caped crusader, facing off against his arch-nemesis.

Admire the original polished jarrah floor boards, stained glass doors, jarrah wash stands, timber dados, period skirting boards, high ceilings, decorative cornices and ceiling roses of a past era, while enjoying the convenience of modern appointments such as reverse - cycle air conditioning, television, video recorder, microwave oven and Internet / E-mail access.

Rooms have modern amenities but wrapped in the bygone charm of a past era with a mixed blend of the old and new.

Built in 1892, a time of romance and love, this elegant inn brings back to life traditions and romance from a long past era.

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An elegant design, with a certain «grandness» from a past era.

That sat ill with Congress, especially past the era of corporate raiders, so an excise tax dramatically reduced the business.

Its elegant design seems to aspire to give users nostalgic memories of a past era, when people had time to sit down, pour a scotch and crack a leather - bound hardback.

Indeed, it has double the measure of memory (8 GB) contrasted and the past era gadget, so it can hold twofold the measure of books.

More people are opting for nimble, sporty sedans or crossovers, leaving the quintessential family cruiser of a past era to...

Yet even as this week's organized - labor tantrum winds down, it already feels more like a reminder of a past era or a last gasp than a sign of things to come.

Egoyan, who had the biggest professional blast in early nineties, follows the catastrophic strike of Devil's Knot with this stinker, proving that sadly, as a filmmaker, he's remained deeply buried in that past era's mindset and aesthetic.

Farewell My Concubine may have been better received, but the Chinese director's follow - up is the more ravishing movie; set largely in 1920s Shanghai, it doesn't evoke a past era so much as a universe of indulgences, temptations, and sumptuous textures lost to time.

Hoot isn't really trying to recapture a sense of nostalgia for these sorts of vacuous, sometimes - preachy little films, but it does appear to be made by people that haven't really matured past that era in terms of what they think of when they conceive of movies aimed at young adults.

Synopsis: The Enterprise and its crew follow a Borg ship through a time warp to prevent the Borg from taking over the Earth in a past era.

In the past era, interracial weddings or bonds were not recognized in the civilization but currently the situation has been changed.

Properly made, it's strong Define old - fashioned: of, relating to, or characteristic of a past era; adhering to customs of a past era; outmoded — old - fashioned in a sentence

In my experience, an item is more likely to seem «dated» if it is from a very recent but distinctly past era of style.

I may dress in 50s styles predominantly but I have a fond appreciation for the vintage clothing of many a past era.

The other group that act strangely are women in their sixties who don't understand why we would want to dress in a past era.

the guy is living in some past era which is long gone... so will judge wenger by what he does in next 7 days

It is better to just accept the fact that arsenal are entering a liverpool phase of 3 years ago, the dalglish and past era.

I say you enjoy living in thr past era but very few others do and you will shortly be one unhappy fan when your hero is dismissed from his job, probably in May, though I hope before that personally.

Before April 4, 2016, all those things were clouded by what the Big East and Villanova had lost from its past era, and what the duo couldn't seem to accomplish in its new one

We are not remotely in their class and instead of meekly accepting dross by a past his era manager, care nothing owner and lying CEO, you should be joining the sane fans who can clearly see our many, weaknesses and demand better.

The gentrification of the football audiences has softened the fanbase so the criticism of Wenger is gentle compared to past era's.

JAY - Z represents a past era of hip - hop dominated by bravado, machismo and braggadocio, and his latest offering establishes him as someone who will outlive that era of the art form.

While our culture idolizes a youthful aesthetic, it dismisses the adolescent intellect — forever comparing it unfavorably to some unspecified past era in which youth were more intelligent and better behaved.

You said, «We moved past the era where a dominate religion sets the rules?»

We've long since moved past the era in which the dominant religion gets to set the rules, and have entrusted our government with the definition of marriage.

LinCA We moved past the era where a dominate religion sets the rules?

This generation's politicians believe they can finally turn the page on the narrow nationalist interests of past eras, and tackle their problems together — a task that is as laudable as it is immense.

Rather than a political failure, the decline of manufacturing employment is a natural economic process that many industries, like agriculture, have gone through in past eras.

The influx of capital has helped startups stay private longer with money that in past eras would have been raised on the public markets.

During past eras, the institution had priority over the individual; and for the sake of the institution the individual was called upon to sacrifice.

The issue we face today — gay Christians and their committed relationships — has not been an issue for the church in past eras...»

If the art lover can find value in Christian art of past eras apart from the God it celebrates, then the believer can give thanks to God for the beauty that the artist (believer or not) discovers and creates.

The hotel will offer guests a luxurious environment in an exclusive setting, filled with history and the nostalgia of past eras when the hotel was the social epicenter of San Juan.

The «halo» arrives in Formula 1 next year, but what would past eras of the sport look like if the cockpit protection device had been introduced?

Observers from past eras (like me) have fond memories of past players and I imagine more recent fans and grads wonder who some of the old time picks are.

But while coming home to a wife was beneficial to veterans returning to civilian life after serving in Vietnam or the Korean War / World War II era, or in periods between, being married isn't helping post-9 / 11 veterans readjust; in fact, «post-9 / 11 veterans who were married while they served had a significantly more difficult time readjusting than did married veterans of past eras or single people regardless of when they served.