Sentence examples for age confronting from inspiring English sources

I had to laugh when I read Paula Span's comments on her father's cheapness ("Care in Old Age: Confronting the Inevitable," Generations, Jan . 21.

His third poetry volume, Lider fun der tsayt (1940; "Poems of the Age"), confronts recent political events in all their guises imagining, for example, the Nazis' march into Vienna.

The digital age confronts the writer with the tyranny of numbers: you can know instantly exactly how many books you did sell, just as Web sites can measure page views and Twitter can identify trending words.

In a postmodern age, confronted with pressing and global ethical and political questions, this is a premodernist, nostalgic poetry reaching back to romanticism: nature, God, the ineffable, the sublime.

By doing so, we gain lots of practice for living them when the challenges of old age confront us.

The so-called commonly known fact that a fabella ossifies at 3 years of age confronts the idea of an induced ossification with aging [ 6, 14].

Later, Batman reveals that he kept Joker's photos of Barbara and Booster Gold for years and waited until Booster Gold's correct age before confronting him.

Nor do they really believe that they will be able to reach that age without confronting any number of unpleasant health, social and emotional issues.

The story also reveals that Batman kept the photos of Barbara and Booster, and had been waiting until Booster came of age before confronting him.

Here's the most formidable thinker of the High Middle Ages confronting one of the great theological challenges of his time (and ours) and his answer is neither novel nor brilliant.

Emotionally cauterized by the experience, she reappears in middle age to confront her dying parent.