Sentence examples for ageing mind from inspiring English sources

AT WHAT point does an ageing mind become a liability and not an asset?

Yvette Cooper, plucky Liz Kendall and several others whose names don't always spring to my ageing mind as easily as they should, decided otherwise.

Is it "natural" to prop up the ageing body with a nip and a tuck, but to restrict help for the ageing mind to brain-training on the Nintendo?Punishing the off-label use of cognitive enhancers may also be unfair to those who find these drugs medically useful in unexpected ways.

21 December 2000) Granny farming (27 November 1997) At what point does an ageing mind become a liability and not an asset (Wisdom or senility, 16 February 2006) Content analysis showed that the topics that tend to depict population ageing in the most negative light include those on pensions and demography.

Next to rock climbing, I don't think there is anything as excellent in keeping the aging mind young.

As autumn turns to winter, a gust of wind that steals his hat becomes Hitler in his aging mind.

Mr. Mason attempts to set out the troubling no man's land between the lucidity and wit of an aging mind and its gradual dissolution.

Collectively, these and other works begin to give you the maddening, claustrophobia-inducing impression of an aging mind cut off from the contemporary world, shut in its own moldering memories.

I enjoyed "Fast Time and the Aging Mind," by Richard A. Friedman (Sunday Review, July 21), and it instantly motivated me to learn something new (although at 64, "instantly" might have only seemed, in retrospect, to take place quickly).

Intensive exercise may keep the aging mind sharp.

"Arts that combine physical as well as mental acuity are the best in terms of keeping the aging mind going," Richman says, which is why dance appears to have such potent benefits.