Definition of “golden age”

A good enough speaker, slightly dull - but actually this isn't the golden age of political oratory, is it?

As a child he heard on the radio reports from the club's golden age , the late Forties.

It has been going on for decades To some in the 1950s, at the end of the golden age.

Needless to say, Nesbitt's pronouncement wasn't a signal for a cosy chat about some former golden age.

Purr aloud at her elevated prose and the slicing wit with which Greenwood liberates the classic golden age Dorothy L. Sayers kind of novel.

She was a widow and she looked back to her golden age in Prague when she had a husband and a young son.

Unlike the Aztecs, by the time of the Spanish Conquest in 1519 the golden age of the Maya was long past.

We know the 1950s and 1960s as the golden age of American science.

`For anthropologists, the golden age is too often the primitive peoples we study with such attention.