Sentence examples similar to continually regaining youth from inspiring English sources

Far from regaining youth for a second time, you will lose what you had (in memory) the first time.

The public face of medical attempts to regain youth has been largely confined to ageing Hollywood actresses and pop stars.

To examine insurance regain among youth with no, nonsevere, and severe disabilities.

"You can always go back to college, but you can't regain your youth," says one.

It was a splashy attempt to regain my youth in a football game that was totally meaningless.

Yashida starts to regain his youth, but Mariko intervenes and stabs Yashida with Logan's severed claws while Logan regenerates his bone claws and kills Yashida.

Meanwhile Piccolo fights Kame-Sen'nin and Chaozu, leading to both their deaths, and uses the Dragon Balls to regain his youth before destroying Shenlong.

I want nothing at all from the idea that a motorcycle is a mid-life crisis, some desperate attempt to regain a youth that slipped by, uninformed, unaware.

If imitations "are practiced continually from youth onwards," they "become established as habits and nature, in body and sounds and in thought" (395d1 3).

Holmes (crediting Kerouac) gave this postwar generation its adjective: "A man is beat whenever he goes for broke and wagers the sum of his resources on a single number; and the young generation has done that continually from early youth".

Now he's 62 and single and understands the impulse to sleep with young women to regain his own youth, as Devereaux does in the film.