Sentence examples for age reflected from inspiring English sources
The majority society is not homogenous but itself differentiated by many characteristics including class, income, region and age (reflected in the mosaic background of society in our model).
The next big wave of heroes, comics' Silver Age, reflected a very different time.
Families would send their child to live with a family member or take them to a local clinic just so their communities wouldn't know that this once innocent girl would be turning into a woman long before her age reflected adulthood.
Since all young stands had regenerated after clear-cutting, their age reflected true stand age.
The choice of 64 as a cut-off age reflected the official pensionable age in Ireland in 2009 beyond which the majority of individuals retire.
Differences between individual cancers by age reflected variation in prognosis by type of cancer, with modest variations by age within type (table 2).
"IT WAS an amazing golden age," reflects Guillaume Brochard of Qeelin, a Chinese jeweller.
Igneous and metamorphic rocks of Pennsylvanian age reflect the Hercynian orogeny and its equivalents in North America, Europe, and North Africa.
They are indeed the great stories of the age, reflecting momentous occasions and traditions that have brought The Times and members of its staff 81 Pulitzer Prizes.
This variation in age reflects the growth of the Caledonian highlands and their ability to shed clastic debris farther and farther afield.
Phase two of Ofcom's review of public service broadcasting in the digital age, reflecting the increasing pressure on both the BBC and commercial broadcasters from multichannel TV and other leisure options.
