Sentence examples for age isolation from inspiring English sources

Stendhal began writing his memoir in 1832, when he was increasingly aware of his age, isolation, and failing health, and it was left unfinished at his death.

That generation, born before Crete joined Greece in 1913, saw the whole country take giant leaps from Bronze Age isolation to the flood of wealth that came with tourism, European funds and loans.

Across the world, new businesses are popping up to cure our existential internet age isolation by offering cuddles for cash.

How do you carve out that meaning and role for yourself while you're facing a culture that tells you you're mostly irrelevant once you get to be a certain age?" Isolation also has a larger social cost.

We recorded information on patient age, isolation site, and date (month and year) of specimen collection.

Fram et al. reported that the risk factors for morbidity and mortality among patients with BSI on hemodialysis were age, isolation of S. aureus, and isolation of a resistant microorganism [ 12].

For those who ride in packs, skateboarding is not just a rebellion against age, but also against middle-age isolation.

Partial Mantel tests determined correlations of roads presence (RDS), highway presence (HWY), and patch age of isolation (AGE) on a genetic divergence matrix, while holding geographic distance constant.

I was not friends with any Turkish writers my age, and isolation increased my anxieties about my future.

Its age and isolation have created one of the richest collections of plants and animals, including about 1,700 species unique to the lake.

Later, during one lively dance for couples, he watches and, though seated, participates as best his age and isolation will allow.