Sentence examples for her ageing self from inspiring English sources

In different ways they are both struck by visions of their own precariousness: he finds himself involved in a bomb scare and she suddenly sees her ageing self in a shop mirror.

Then a young man her age self-detonates.

Sayoko changes only by seeming a little tired as a mature woman compared with her college-age self.

Then she closed her eyes and went into a deep repose, resurfacing with a sudden phrase: "I'm scared to meet people," she said, speaking in the present tense of her teen-age self, who might also be herself at eighty-eight.

She should be like them, she reproached herself; or she should be more thoroughly embarked on her teen-age self, like some of the girls at school, painting on makeup, then scrubbing it off, nurturing crushes on friends' brothers she'd only ever seen from a distance, cutting out pictures of pop stars from Jackie magazine.

But Rowling also seems profoundly connected to her own teen-age self.

Once again, the people have proven to be smarter than the ageing self-isolating political elite.

The camera magnifies our wrinkles and imperfections, and audiences don't necessarily want the reminder of their aging selves reflected on the faces of their movie idols.

By focusing on the positives of the aging process, you can start loving your aging self more.

But to my sheltered teen-age self she just seemed pretty and soft-spoken.

A problem with his passport, on arrival, triggers a long flashback to his teen-age self.