Sentence examples for deepens with age from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the biggest myth about cynicism is that it deepens with age.

In life, this species is pink or tan due to visible blood vessels beneath the skin; the color deepens with age, and young sharks may be almost white.

Mostly, they concern the degree of skin folding and wrinkling, which deepens with age, and tends to be more marked in females than in males.

Younger fish are a silvery color that deepens with age.

There's currently no one who better registers both the satisfactions of maturity and the regrets that only deepen with age.

In strength and stretch, he has shown little diminishment, and the quality that most distinguished him early on has only deepened with age.

And until their voices deepen with age, they sing twice each day for 3 million pilgrims who visit the Benedictine abbey of Santa Maria de Montserrat just outside Barcelona each year.

You can't help liking the voice deepened with age and the Swiss-watch sense of rhythm negotiated between his guitar and his singing, with no orchestrations to get in the way.

The groove between upper lip and nose is the philtrum, and the creases that run from the corners of the mouth up to the sides of the nose are the nasolabial folds: these deepen with age and are one of the commonest sites for injecting facial fillers.

Its mycelium is initially an off-whitish color, deepening with age.

Rush, 73, has a voice that has only warmed and deepened with age -- he sounds better now than he did 40 years ago.