Sentence examples for an example of its age from inspiring English sources

I have absolutely no doubt that this house will be seen, in due course, as an example of its age".

Is it selfish for me to have wanted Heilbrun to set an example of how to age -- as a writer, a woman, a feminist?

The park itself has pretty landscaped gardens and you can even see an example of an Iron Age falaj too.

Table  4 provides an example of age- and sex-stratified nonfatal injury and illness data for U.S. private industry in 2006 [ 26].

Or, what I fear may be the case, is "The Art of Aging" itself an example of what aging can do to make a once unsparingly unsentimental writer so intellectually squishy?

We also highlight the importance of longevity genes and their possible relation with frailty, citing centenarians who reach a very old age as an example of successful ageing.

The study of centenarians is important not only because they reach a very old age but also because they are an example of successful ageing.

He points to Japan as an example of an "aging" economy that has managed to maintain low unemployment rates.

An example of the aging effect can be seen in Figure 1.

Quite recently an example of a rodent cancelling its aging program and, moreover, solving the problem of cancer was described.

The party leadership believes its plan is an example of the "post-bureaucratic age" – a phrase first used by supporters of Bill Clinton, suggesting that in the age of the internet voters can exercise a greater influence on figures in authority.