The phrase "age feeling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe emotions or sensations related to one's age, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As I reflect on my life, I often experience a complex age feeling that blends nostalgia and acceptance."
Alternatives: "age-related emotions" or "feelings about aging".
Or are my friends, and other men my age, feeling the same way?
England's teenagers, meanwhile, ranked fifth on the international table, with 73% of 15-year-old girls and 52% of boys the same age feeling pressured by schoolwork.
Upstairs, in the glass-walled cutting area, Mr. Réyes and Ms. Lafitte described the Jazz Age feeling of the clothes to Ms. Eschbach.
Struggling to balance her love for her father, a Navy officer, with the knowledge that he was complicit in horrific acts, Perla comes of age feeling that she is "guilty by inheritance".
After adjusting for other factors that are linked to cognitive decline, like age, feeling lonely was linked to a 64 percent increase in the risk of developing dementia, according to Tjalling Jan Holwerda of the VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam.
Restless and unsettled, I barreled into middle age feeling the heat at my back.
And, you as you age -- and don't make me cry now -- but as you age, feelings do diminish.
The show handsomely succeeds in creating that golden-age feeling; it is entertainment — with all that the word suggests, and doesn't — of the highest order.
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I won't go off on a tangent about the impact that airbrushed magazines have on females of all ages feeling disgusted by their bodies or how Facebook wreaks havoc in marriages as spouses compare their private relationships to the falsified public versions of others.
Symptoms in children of any age include feeling cold to the touch, having very pale, mottled or blushed skin, having a rash that does not fade, having a fit or convulsing, very fast breathing and being difficult to rouse.
