Sentences with phrase «sensibilities of a bygone era»

WHY: It's been over 100 years since Edgar Rice Burroughs published his first Tarzan novel and nearly half that long since the character was last relevant in pop culture, and that's because it's a relatively hokey premise that's firmly rooted in the sensibilities of a bygone era.

Unfortunately, there's a reason Tarzan hasn't succeeded in recent times, and that's because it's a largely hokey premise that is firmly rooted in the sensibilities of a bygone era.

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Rooted in tradition but reimagined, the pier's extensive renovation has honored the historic essence of the property and restored it to its former glory, reflecting a bygone era, impeccable service, unparalleled quality and travel that inspires, but with a modern - day sensibility and aesthetic that speaks to today's guest.