Sentence examples for Marginally older from inspiring English sources

Happy birthday, I mutter, feeling marginally older.

Now I'm marginally older and wiser, I am proud to out myself as a wanker.

By now, they have a year of college behind them and are marginally older, wiser and more experienced in the ways of love.

The slapstick comedy about what happens when a snowstorm gives children a day off from school was aimed at marginally older audiences than some of the other releases but was propelled into theaters on the strength of the Nickelodeon banner.

Though only marginally older, at 66, than Winston Churchill was in 1940, mean political cartoonists portrayed Sir Ming in a wheelchair, behind a Zimmer frame or as a skeleton.

The "other" Murakami – Ryu, rather than the marginally older Haruki – is best known in the UK for short, sharp novels like In The Miso Soup and Audition, books that dig away at a contemporary Japanese culture obsessed with youth, sex and violence, and familiar to us through manga, anime and horror films.

(Stephanie Nelson is the set and costume designer.) Mr. Maxwell, needless to say, milks every ounce of anticlimax from this climactic event, as Freddie listlessly takes on the older, marginally more animated Jerry Jim Fletcherr).

Such evidence-based reviews, as they are known, are taking on more urgency as health care costs rise and many newer drugs prove to be only marginally better than older ones.

Marginally less vulnerable older people are squalidly served, lonely and in pain, without dignity and preyed upon by members of a society that generally resents the drain they put on resources.

If patched for the hardware, these games look marginally better on older displays.

The AD group were marginally, but significantly older than controls (AD: mean 77 years, controls: 75 years, P = .01).01