Sentence examples for concept of age from inspiring English sources

When recipients enter this system, the concept of age prioritizing is eliminated.

"When you're with Iris, you don't even think of the concept of age," Ms. Grossman said.

Hollywood's concept of age is always interesting: Mr. Newman was 37 when the film was released; Ms. Page was 38 - Wednesday at 6 p.m. on TCM. - Anita Gates.

I had such little concept of age at the time that I thought he was in his 60s; No. 33 was really in his early 30s.

"We all thought there was something relevant about someone so young doing so well and playing with the concept of age and people's perceptions of age".

"If it's not, why do it?" A keen tweeter – "it's almost like a haiku, but involving other people in a participation act" – Ono refuses even to recognise the concept of age.

Being a soppy fool unfamiliar with the concept of age-appropriate viewing, I'd hoped this would be a magical moment of festive father-son bonding.

The concept of "age-friendly" cities seems to be having a moment, with three events on age-friendly cities taking place this month.

Mr. Trotta shies away from the concept of aging that he had as a child when he looked at his grandmother's generation.

Created by Josee Hussaarts and Suzanne van Lohuizen and performed by three singing actors from the Netherlands, the fairy tale introduces the concept of aging and mortality.

In October 1998, the chairman of Pioneer, Michael J. Falcone, wrote to James Natoli, Governor Pataki's director of state operations, complaining that state inspectors working out of Mr. Dorney's office had a "bureaucratic resistance" to the concept of aging in place, according to one of the documents obtained by The New York Times.