Sentence examples for ages of light from inspiring English sources

The mean±SD ages of light smokers, moderate smokers and heavy smokers were 37±10.7, 39.3±10.2 and 43.8±7.4, respectively.

This season appears to be a minor throwback to the golden age of light comedy, once a theater staple that has had trouble thriving.

Part of the appeal might be that we're so accustomed to seeing the Renaissance portrayed as an age of light, geometry, and perspective — it's nice to have the edges roughed up a bit.

The Golden Age of Light Music: Holidays for Strings.

Even as we roll up our sleeves to defeat those who would push us back into the dark ages we can be creating the age of light.

"The Spirit of Speculation: John Law and Economic Theology in the Age of Lights," French Historical Studies 42, 2 (April 2019).

"The Economy of the Mysteries: Administering Sacramental Wealth in the Age of Lights," Occasional Papers, School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study, Paper Number 61 (May 2018).

You know?" Durham appeared to feel the burden of being the one to usher in the age of lighter-than-air transport.

A master key of the Louis XVI period, wrought in the age of light-hearted art, was more astonishing with its starkly geometrical design and powerful architectural proportions.

But cue for a broad, twinkling smile he had been lucky enough to live and work in the latter half of the 20th century, an age of light-swift revolution generated, once again, by type.

Since its launch in 1876 – 12 years before the FT, and in an age of lighting-speed industrial and technological change in a post-feudal Japan – the Nikkei has built a reputation for tiptoeing around the polemics of its quality rivals.