Sentence examples for age respected from inspiring English sources

And, as for raising the Medicare eligibility age, respected analysts have concluded that this change would actually increase total health care costs and shift the burden to employers and individuals, without saving the government much money.

Where aged, respected songwriters like Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello are praised for their language, few Prince appreciations have focused on his skills as a wordsmith.

There is much touchy-feely PC new age respect due to the Navajo, though the Japanese enemy are apparently just slant-eyed filth ripe for getting shot to hell.

First, whether you appreciate it now or not, you're learning something about money that not everyone your age respects.

In our post-industrial age, respect for the web of life is more ethically valuable -- and ecologically urgent -- than fear of Heaven.

"Age was respected among his people, but achievement was revered.

Francis complied and locked the room, opening it only to "people of mature age and respected morals" who had written permission from a government minister.

Age was respected in this analysis but did not show an influence.

Boys must be educated from a very young age to respect women rather than to want to own and violate them when they are older.

It's because of him that I learned, from my youngest age, to respect the dignity of work and the dignity of working people.

We're taught from a very young age to respect each other's beliefs and values as members of a free nation, with protected speech and religion.