Sentence examples for aging seriously from inspiring English sources

The jokes about mortality that run through his films become serious as he takes his aging seriously.

An aging, seriously overweight man gets it into his head that two attractive married women in town have eyes for him, and he decides to make their lives complete by sleeping with them.

"Our ships are aging seriously and the cost of many of our platforms is increasing".

And while there are lots of avenues to find new romantic partners as we age (seriously, pick any website or app to meet someone new), replacing a treasured best friend isn't as easy once you leave your college dorm room.

However, different theorists have shaped our understanding of disgust or aversion accompanying the physical care of ageing and seriously ill populations [ 15, 14].

Some historians believe that the aging Hongwu emperor seriously considered naming the prince of Yan his new heir, in violation of tradition and the household rules he had himself promulgated.

We in fact have a seriously aging consumer population with declining vision and physical dexterity -- so the tiny displays, the very tiny text that shows up if one tries to, say, read The New York Times online, really will not work for millions.

Rather, it's the rapidly aging population that seriously undermines Japan's long-term ability to adequately protect itself.

This resulting decline in functional mobility places an undue burden on the aging population and seriously threatens their ability to live independently [ 3].

This sequel takes life, aging and death too seriously to be a young man's book.

An example of (3): I used to take the Pete Peterson "eek! aging population!" line too seriously; I didn't realize until I got more into it that health care costs, not demography, are the main story.