Sentence examples for impression of aging from inspiring English sources

The vertical creases between the eyes (the ones commonly erased with Botox) also add to the impression of aging.

Indeed, individuals with an initial negative impression of aging tended to have poorer memory capabilities, they described themselves as having worse physical health with age (over a 28-year period), and they developed considerably more cardiovascular issues.

Collectively, these and other works begin to give you the maddening, claustrophobia-inducing impression of an aging mind cut off from the contemporary world, shut in its own moldering memories.

But it is hard to escape the impression of an ageing class warrior - Badiou is 72 - railing against the waning of his own strength.

My impression of me, aged eight, reacting to that: "AHHHHHH!

Host and guest laugh a lot during this first hour, although Gottfriend's impression of an aged Groucho Mark brings a wistful Cavett to the brink of tears with its uncanny tones.

After all the Ian Wright, Wright hype it was time to deliver, and the 36-year-old striker did so sufficiently to be named man of the match without ever erasing the impression of an ageing player hoping for a final fanfare.

Many who write about the Russian space program focus on the impression of creaky age that the program can give — the abandoned buildings and rust at the launching site in Baikonur, Kazakhstan, and the fact that the basic design of the Soyuz spacecraft has not changed in some 40 years.

We write far more about the success stories than we do about the failures, and so our impression of the age structure is mediated by our intense focus on a handful of top startups.

Roger Ebert commented that Dunst's creation of the child vampire Claudia was one of the "creepier" aspects of the film, and mentioned her ability to convey the impression of great age inside apparent youth.

His architecture sampled styles from across the ages, giving the timeless impression of having been around forever.