Sentence examples for any venerable from inspiring English sources

So while any venerable school has its tribal rituals, identities and rivalries that are opaque to outsiders, Dartmouth is more insular than its bigger, more urban counterparts — and less used to the glare of scrutiny.

In any other venerable city of the world Miami is 101, respectably grey-haired by American standards—such a question would seem crass impertinence.

But you can't make any excuses for a venerable game developer like Team17.

The discarding of any institution here, especially a venerable one, is taken as a personal affront.

Cameron himself would not be drawn out on the question of whether his wife's efforts to revivify a venerable but faltering organization have any lessons for his own.

This is a venerable behavioural therapy trick for inculcating any new habit.

Their job is to uphold a venerable text, which empowers them to overrule any other branch of government.

But the shirts were not for Repulsion or any of the other bands at the Roxy, a venerable Sunset Strip dive.

And while he has never personally graced any of those venerable stages, his bouquets have.

At any rate, the venerable figure of the distinguished novelist, wearing opera hat and cape, stood outside a house, in the fading light, and peered through a window at the young lady and one or two other girls, to give them what he might have called "the tiniest of thrills".

But of course, as befits a venerable pattern of dictatorship, there is always time to repress and frighten any regime critics, real or imagined.