Sentence examples for an isolated age from inspiring English sources

This prompted Fay Schopen to pen a thinkpiece for The Guardian, saying British people live in an "isolated age," and that "Anyone can die alone not just the lonely".

This prompted Fay Schopen to pen a ​thinkpiece for The Guardian, saying British people live in an "isolated age," and that "Anyone can die alone not just the lonely". .

This prompted Fay Schopen to pen a thinkpiece for the Guardian, saying British people live in an "isolated age", and that "Anyone can die alone not just the lonely".

She plays three stages in Schmitz's life: in the 1930s when she is a tough, lonely woman who has an affair with a teenage boy; then a few years later as the same woman charged as a guard at Auschwitz with monstrous crimes against Jews; and finally as an isolated, ageing woman teaching herself to read.

But if we are to face the dangers socially isolated aging parents encounter, there may be no better solution than to move them to a place where services, transportation and supports are available.

Because her mother is ill, Ginny is sent to live with her father in England, where he and some volunteers have recreated an isolated Iron Age farm as a social experiment.

With an ethnologist's understanding of construct and practice, Augé isolates age from the development of consciousness, desire, and representations of the self.

The elder brother presented with an isolated lymphocytosis at the age of 60.

Shangri La, as described by James Hilton in his 1933 novel, is an isolated mountain idyll where people age slowly and live in happiness and harmony.

This interleaving can cause destructive interference in stress patterns leading to substantially worse aging effect than an isolated application.

Children with behavioral problems or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms at age 5 years had an elevated risk of becoming more socially isolated at age 12.