Sentence examples for four ages of from inspiring English sources
One of the many qualities of Howard Hawks's 1959 western "Rio Bravo" is that it serves as the perfect illustration of the Four Ages of the Movie Star.
When a large scene hanging on his stand, ''The Four Ages of Man" appeared at Sotheby's, London, on July 13 , 1977 the experts catalogued it as the work of Gysbert van der Kuil.
Also in 1637 Pietro visited Florence, where he began painting the frescoes representing the Four Ages of Man for Grand Duke Ferdinand II of Tuscany in the Pitti Palace.
551) and his followers in Iran taught that there were four ages of the world; each age was a different phase in the struggle between two kinds of powers light and darkness, goodness and evil, spirit and matter, infinity and finitude, health and sickness, time and eternity.
Very glad you asked, Charlotte, because there are many female stereotypes from pop culture that people either take far too literally or too much for granted: the up-for-it younger woman, the desperate single woman, the daffy mother, the embittered old crone (consider those your four ages of womanhood, ladies).
From a sociological point of view the four ages of safety are congruent with what Talcott Parsons and his collaborators at the beginning of the 1950s called the action frame of reference [6].
In As You Like It, Shakespeare writes of the seven ages of man.
He spits out the Seven Ages of Man as if they were Seven Types of Scepticism.
Mr. Albee baldly sets these characters up as representatives of three ages of woman.
Here we chronicle the seven ages of his time at the club.
