Sentence examples for conservative age from inspiring English sources

The ceremony harked back to an earlier, more conservative age.

Comparing politics and art provokes a troubling thought that we are entering a seriously conservative age.

However, in the conservative age in which we live, men have the greater amount of power.

- but hardly surprising in a memoir written both at and in a more conservative age (Ambler was by then living in tax exile in Switzerland).

Politically it was a conservative age – as Greutter describes it, 'a time for people to live and love living at home, but not think too much about the system'.

He initially planned to write about "how efficient [shaming] was at righting wrongs"; by the final page, he's darkly warning that we are "creating a more conformist, conservative age".

More conservative age-based plans, with a smaller weighting of stocks, have had smaller losses.

She chose a conservative age-based investment with just over a third in stock.

Our results suggest a partial revision of this theory: adolescents who engage in dangerous behaviors may be more impulsive or more sensation-seeking, but they also have more mature frontal white matter tracts (as evidenced by increased FA and decreased TD) relative to their conservative age-matched peers.

According to the SRS guidelines, only scoliotic patients with the following characteristics should be included in clinical trials evaluating the effects of conservative treatment: age 10 years or older when bracing is started; Risser score 0 2; primary curve angles 25 40° Cobb; no prior treatment for scoliosis; if female, either premenarchal or less than 1 year postmenarchal [ 5].

There's not much empirical evidence that backs the claim that one grows more conservative with age, but its an axiom that stems back to at least 1922, to a book on aging written by American psychologist GS Hall.