Sentence examples for formal age from inspiring English sources

With his disdain of powdered wigs and the other formalities of his very formal age, Franklin comes across as the most recognizably human of them all, a man for our time.

It was a more formal age, remember.

Formal age discrimination cases like Kleber's spiked during the most recent recession and haven't fully subsided.

The show recreates a more formal age with disappearing and reappearing bustles.

A pencil-sketch backdrop depicts the elegant, geometric patterns of a formal Age of Enlightenment garden.

Michael makes much of the fact that he was an elderly father – almost 50 when Jack arrived – and belonged to a more formal age.

The trend in the percentage of persons avoiding or delaying visiting a dentist because of cost was analysed by means of a standard cohort table and more formal age-period-cohort analyses using a nested models framework.

We tested this hypothesis in a formal age-period-cohort analysis which shows that a model allowing for a period effect is much better in explaining the mortality trend data than a model allowing for a birth-cohort effect.

32 The proportion of the Barbadian population affected by diabetes (18.7%) is greater than the global average (8.3%), as well as national levels in the USA (9.3%) 4 and Jamaica (7.9%), 30 though a formal, age-standardised comparison has not been made.

In this regard, no formal aging studies have been performed on patients with LS; however, they are protected from diabetes and fatal neoplasms.

Although no formal aging studies have been conducted in these mice, we also noted that by 18 months of age, an age at which the control mice have started to die, the F-TFKO mice are still thriving, suggesting this knockout may be beneficial to aging mice as well.