Sentence examples for from earlier ages from inspiring English sources
Theatergoers rarely encounter three-hour plays these days even though most classic scripts from earlier ages routinely clock in well above that length.
It was in turn born of the proposition by the philosopher John Locke that close study of natural or artificial objects from earlier ages and distant lands would provide understanding of the history of the earth and the history of humanity.
The people from earlier ages who were alienated from theirs - those Luddites and holdouts - get our sympathy but rarely our affection.
But there are depictions of naked women or goddesses from earlier ages than the Classical era – and many of them exhibit a full figure.
Ideally, "this information could be used to tailor treatment interventions from earlier ages than currently possible with behavior alone," adds neuroscientist Elizabeth Redcay of the University of Maryland, College Park.
There are some residual patterns from earlier ages that still embroil global politics, most particularly the presence of autocratic regimes, of autocrats that focus their energies on buttressing their own personal positions.
These findings support public health intervention programs to prevent obesity starting from early ages.
T1 precursor phases were observed from early ageing, most of which were connected to dislocations enriched with Mg and Ag.
"Nobody is taught from early age to clean the back of their tongue," he says.
From an early age, she hugged strangers.
