Sentence examples for age loss from inspiring English sources

The idyll shows faultlines: infidelity, disease, age, loss, divorce.

But the book's central themes, our reviewer, Liesl Schillinger, said, are "age, loss and vanity".

John Fitzgerald "It's Americana, coming of age, loss of innocence all rolled into one.

With age, loss of skeletal muscle mass (sarcopenia) results in decreased muscle strength and power.

The fact that she is 65 gives Ms. Ephron unavoidable subjects for contemplation: age, loss and vanity.

Atget's pictures of it have less to do with its specific broken sculptures and tangled plantings than they do with age, loss, and the cryptic consolations of art.

As you get closer to your retirement age, losses can require you to possibly adjust the age at which you want to retire.

With increasing age, losses in vision, hearing, balance, mobility and cognitive capacity render older people particularly exposed to environmental barriers.

Their talk becomes more intimate and more revealing as the play progresses, and the comic tone becomes more melancholy as the themes of middle-age loss, self-knowledge and loneliness push through.

This year, he won a National Magazine Award for his essay "This Old Man," about aging, loss, and love.

Ageing, loss and compromise are explored in all their universal predictability and piercing individuality: we're all getting a visit from the goon squad.