Sentence examples for age called from inspiring English sources

Everyone, regardless of age, called him "sir".

In 1988, Advertising Age called it "the best-selling, most authoritative text on mail survey research".

In 1988, Advertising Age called it "one of the best-known names in print audience research".

It's the mark of what Kierkegaard, in "The Present Age," called "a passionless, reflective age".

He is a man my own age called Nate Rudman — a familiar name.

Bob Garfield, the ad critic for the trade publication Advertising Age, called the first round of commercials "strikingly cruel".

Many people in Moca denounced the investigations into Danny's age, calling it American aggression.

But each age calls magic whatever stunt it needs to marvel at, and each age gets the magic it deserves.

And if you figure out how to make that VR technology work with Dorian from Dragon Age, call me.

What allows this kind of critique is the development of a particular form of subjectivity, which the philosopher Charles Taylor in A Secular Age calls the "buffered self".

Whatever the case, in an age calling for more accountability on Wall Street, it seems we could use some in Washington too.