Sentence examples similar to age old example from inspiring English sources
"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence," she observes, "Thus it is impossible to demonstrate definitively that screen-based activities have no effect at all on the brain or behaviour, any more than I or anyone could prove definitively, to use an age-old example," here it comes, "that there is not a teapot in orbit around Mars".
Grant Jones of RapReviews credited Trey Songz for upstaging Ty and called French Montana's verse on the remix "entertaining" but found Ty's performance on the song to be "an age-old example of limited ability".
One exception doesn't disprove the entire, age-old case, but Romney's example does point to something more substantial.
Julia Child seemed to be another example of the age old saying, "Do what you love and the rest will follow".
A childless adult under the age of 25 years old, for example, doesn't receive any EITC, even if he is working full-time at the minimum wage and earning only $14,500 per year.
The use of ice as a material for cold storage is an age-old and common example of PCM use [14].
The average life expectancy in Namibia is 60, whereas life expectancy in Britain is 80. Cancer is mostly a disease of old age; for example the average age at diagnosis for breast cancer is 65.
Most studies of DNA methylation and age have examined changes within specific periods of life the first few years of life or adulthood to old age, for example.
Identifying predictors of exceptional health in old age, for example, may provide new insights into optimal levels of established risk and protective factors.
