Sentence examples for an uncertain age from inspiring English sources
More precisely, they were women of a certain age in an uncertain age.
Women of an uncertain age glide between palm trees on rollerblades.
That is especially true for women like myself, who are what my friend Betty Waterman calls "of an uncertain age".
In an uncertain age the Hearst Tower is deeply comforting: a building with confidence in its own values.
But it sets the US up to defend its interests and its security in an uncertain age.
And because "Silver Fox Gray" is the trendy new hair color for men of an uncertain age.
It is an existential, uncertain age, one in which the old coping mechanisms no longer apply.
As it prepares to lead Japan into a new, uncertain age of nuclear power generation, the Sendai plant is a fortress protected by high perimeter fences and patrolled by security guards.
"Concern for security in a suddenly uncertain age has certainly reshaped psychology, politics, and design in America, but it has undoubtedly had the most direct impact on architecture.
At the festival Pullman appeared in a debate with the former bishop of Edinburgh, Richard Holloway, to address the question of how writers should tackle morality in a godless and uncertain age.
It's just that I don't – I can't – believe that any police officer in the whole entire history of police officering has ever been confronted with a skeleton of uncertain age and potentially murder-y provenance and said anything like, "Let's try and find out how he died.
