Sentences with phrase «products of a bygone era»

«I don't think it's productive to try to re-create a conflict or a space race that is really the product of a bygone era,» he says.

I mean it in the nicest possible way, but Raging Justice looks like the product of a bygone era.

Axiom Verge may look like the product of a bygone era but it is absolutely one of the best games available on the PlayStation 4

But now that video games have matured a little bit and don't reward shortcuts quite so prominently, something like the Farsight now feels like a cheap and annoying product of a bygone era.

Those images still look outrageous today but, like the rest of the show, also seem like products of a bygone era — one of excess that ended last September with Damien Hirst's exhibition - sale at Sotheby's London.

Continuing that body of work, Prince took this photo of a 1970s Plymouth «Cuda — with plates referencing his infamous «Canal Zone» paintings series — around his home in upstate New York, and even the hard, clear light seems to be the product of a bygone era.

Though it is not a classic, it is a product of that bygone era and, in its way, it too may remind older gamers of their old SNES fandom.

Pointing sticks are a product of a bygone era.

Not exact matches

Light Asylum is the product of two very talented purists whose focus on a particularly stylish bygone era has actually surpassed its roots to sound unexpectedly modern.

Despite its focus on vintage fashion, Rumley avoids the obvious aesthetic strategy of clichéd Instagram filter - like retro - ism, and while the clothes may come from a bygone era, Fashionista is very much a product of the contemporary moment.