Sentence examples for age full of from inspiring English sources

"We live in a very superficial age, full of lies.

Yet you came of age full of ambition, energy and ability.

In an age full of prophecies about robots taking humans' jobs, the centre is also hoping to boost students' employment prospects.

I dwelled in a backward age, full of darkness, before the VCR boom, before streaming and on-demand, before DVRs roamed the cable channels at night, scavenging content.

His plays belong to the jazz age, full of the wit, sophistication and, some critics claim, shallowness of the roaring 1920s and decadent 1930s.

It's been like weaning myself off an addiction but I've finally learnt to appreciate the simple life.' Experts say we now live in an 'anxious age' full of impatience, in which the pressures of work have a lot to answer for.

It was the best tennis Venus has produced in ages, full of outstanding hitting and athleticism.

Although opinions differed as to whether Antichrist's father will be a man or a demon, in either case Antichrist will be, as commonly noted in the Middle Ages, "full of the devil" from the time of his conception.

"The age is full of fearful abysses," the reviewer explained.

Her free verses, interpreting the insecurities of the age, are full of longing; though often bitter, they are truly poetic.

Day & Age is full of feel-good electronic moments, but it also has a sense of melancholy.