The New Yorker attempts to reïnstate the English dieresis in words like "coöperation," "zoölogical," and "reëntry"—an odd thing to reinstate in this day and age, and hardly in cooperation with most zoology.

In this day and age, it is incredible that people still want to spend years learning some foreign language while they could learn Esperanto in a matter of weeks and broaden their reach to the entire world.

In this day and age, life without electricity is unimaginable.

How could that happen in this day and age?

Some kind of physical education is important for children in this day and age.

In this day and age, not too much surprises me.

In our day and age, there are more Buddhists in Germany than there are people who know how to bake a good chocolate cake.

In this day and age, one doesn't have enough time to read long novels.

In this day and age, anything's possible.

In this day and age, you should be careful.

In this day and age, there aren't nearly as many advantages to being "royalty" as there were a century or so ago.

You expect elders to be wise, but in this day and age there are too many elders who have lived for a long time on pills, unfortunately never maturing to wise old men and women, just old, saggy, life- and everyone-hating, stubborn creatures.

What person would retire for life in this day and age?

Who's still using a typewriter in this day and age?

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