Sentence examples for a bad age from inspiring English sources

"It's not a bad age to be a photographer.

Nine years is a bad age for a boy to die.

My parents split up when I was 12, a bad age at which to witness the rupturing of your family, and it affected me badly.

You can take pills to have children, and suddenly 40 isn't such a bad age to start.

There may not be someone "better out there" for you: I divorced when I was young and cute and again at midlife, which is a lot less cute, and this much I know: there really isn't a good or bad age to be divorced.

Vivid, stirring and entirely predictable, "Made in Dagenham" is a grown-up feel-good movie plunked into a feel-bad age.

It might sound like something lifted from the pages of a bad space-age fantasy, but cryonics advocates insist the possibility of eternal life is getting ever closer.

As for the 99-pound musical that's at the center of this muscle-bound circus — the one about the starry-eyed son of Charlemagne who has a bad case of a Middle Ages identity crisis — it's there, too, if you choose to look for it.

We doubt Norris, a man of few words but many roundhouse kicks, would trade in on his persona as a bad ass to become an aging action star cliche.

Farrell reads to us from her teen-age diaries--a bad idea.

His current looks are doing a bad job of aging gracefully.