Sentence examples for aging as a from inspiring English sources

Other nongenetic theories consider aging as a complex psychosociological process.

Both theories explain aging as a biological imperative, a cellular commandment no life form can escape.

People used to see aging as a rusting nail -- there's nothing you can do about it.

"People used to see aging as a rusting nail — there's nothing you can do about it," Dr. Campisi said.

It turned out that those who viewed aging as a positive experience lived, on average, 7.5 years longer than those who took a darker view.

Call it the demographics of the baby boomers, but there seems to be a new acceptance of aging as a fact of life.

She can also sing songs like the title track and Gordon Jenkins's "This Is All I Ask," which both look at aging as a source of bittersweet pleasures.

"Our allowance for aging as a substitute for pasteurization is based out of the creation of our cheese standards, which was over 50 years ago," Dr. Mowbray said.

Members of the "forever young" generation — who, unless a social catastrophe intervenes, will live even longer than their parents — prefer to think about aging as a controllable experience.

"Home Tundra," for instance, an almost Delphic little poem portraying aging as a doomed dogsled journey -- the dogs breathing / ahead of me in the shadow" -- seems that much more terrifying for the apparent absence of the poet's will.

The paradox of it is that while our culture increasingly treats growing old as a malady, women are increasingly pressured to treat aging as a pesky inconvenience best not acknowledged.