The phrase "age quest" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in contexts discussing a journey or search related to age, such as personal growth or understanding aging.
Example: "In her latest book, she embarks on an age quest, exploring the wisdom that comes with each decade of life."
Alternatives: "journey of aging" or "search for age-related wisdom."
He seems to be one with the room, which is lined in floor-to-ceiling books, most of which are of a spiritual nature, whether about Buddhism, the Bible or New Age quests for enlightenment.
His trip is partly a vacation and partly a coming-of-age quest, during which he meets some interesting people and learns a thing or two about why life is worth living.
Among the new trucks: the space-age Quest minivan, the Titan pickup and the Pathfinder Armada sport utility.
It's part sports memoir, part New Age spirit quest, part pseudo-management tract.
He could end up just training at Melwood again, proving to Liverpool's youngest players that no matter your age, the quest for self-improvement goes on.
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But he also viewed normative ethics as having long been an embarrassment owing to its practitioners' stubborn, "age old quest" for foundational, exceptionless moral principles that could be known with certainty (1944, 336; 197 106a, 97 106).
Many of us have devoted our lives to leaving this world more compassionate, or pursuing humanity's age old quest for truth, or protecting the sacred web that gave us birth.
But Lowe warns that the age-old quest is still far from over.
Two dated bathrooms aside, their place reflects enormous attention to light, detail and the human race's age-old quest for additional storage.
