Sentence examples for face ages of from inspiring English sources

The differences were striking: the face ages of one group of forty-year-olds varied by as much as six years, with the divergence increasing over time.

She had a face age of fifty-seven.

The faces, names, and ages of the Palestinian victims never made it into print.

Society is currently facing the ageing of the population which, together with the increasing engagement of both men and women in out of home work activities, demand new solutions for taking care of elderly people.

And Deadpool 2 and Solo are much tougher competition than faced by Age of Ultron (Fury Road and Pitch Perfect 2) or The Avengers (Dark Shadows, Battleship, Men in Black 3).

Latin America is facing the ageing of its population at a rapid pace (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean and the United Nations Population Fund 2003).

Hemmings's characterisation of cheery ruefulness in the face of ageing seems all the more plangent in the light of his own early death.

While we cannot avoid mutations, it may be possible to sustain our tissues' natural and effective system of defense, even in the face of aging or harmful exposures.

The national electric company, ENEE, took over the running of the system, but had limited resources and struggled in the face of aging equipment.

Feminists were not supposed to reveal such feminine frailty in the face of ageing it seemed.

Jep is gentle, kind, attractive, and also a coward who smirks hopelessly, through the Botox, in the face of ageing.