Sentence examples for age of discipline from inspiring English sources

Gwyneth Paltrow is the poster girl for the age of discipline.

In the age of discipline, watercooler gossip has taken a pious turn.

The ascent of the age of discipline is changing the mood music in every aspect of our culture.

If Keep Calm And Carry On grew from a notion that a return to old-fashioned British values was called for, the new age of discipline stems from the worry that a stiff upper lip alone is not enough to save us.

Silk, satin and crêpe spoke of the atelier tradition, while streamlined modern shapes referenced the golden age of the discipline in swing shapes, sack-backs and exaggerated bell sleeves, and dragged formal dressing into the 21st century.

The research presented is for a large part fundamental, which is not surprising in view of the youthful age of this discipline.

It's an act of discipline.

Third, caregivers of children over the age of four cited discipline as a challenging issue.

There was a significant association between missing more than 8 lectures and age of students, chosen discipline (medicine), and social drug use.

In terms of age and discipline, TAL's students who are pupils and middle school students, are much younger than students in the failed case and compared with university students, pupils and middle school students should have less self-discipline characterized by their age.

As many as 7 out of 10 children age 2-14 experience violent forms of discipline.