sign of the times

Perhaps, but also very much a sign of the times.

Another sign of the times may be on its way.

But I believe it's a sign of the times instead.

Even his staff's clothes were a sign of the times.

More likely, though, it is a sign of the times.

Sign of the times, or do you think that's by design?

Or is corporate work just a sign of the times?

They have decided to keep it simple, she says - a sign of the times.

What the lawyer did next may be just one more sign of the times.

Read believes it may simply be a sign of the times.

The interest in humor is a sign of the times.

It's sad and just another sign of the times we live in.

This fact has received little news media attention, and maybe that is a good thing, a sign of the times.

That such a thing would be in the works, she said, is a sign of the times within the Reform movement.

Surely this would be a good sign of the times to come!

I'd hate to think that this is a sign of the times.

That is a sign of the times, perhaps, because many middle and top managers have recently lost their jobs.

The announced departure was a sign of the times as well.

The signs of the times show plainly enough what is going to happen.

I think a golf tournament with the women against the men would be a sign of the times.

Morris County officials call it a sad sign of the times.

But some members view the fracas as a sign of the times.

It's a sign of the times we are living in."

In a sign of the times, anyone who applies is now accepted.

It's a sign of the times, this flight towards the person and away from the work.