Sentence examples for loss of virility from inspiring English sources

He dreaded a loss of virility.

We exalt in the season's vital strength -- and our own -- even as we acknowledge its impending and inevitable loss of virility, fertility and ultimate demise.

For example, if a communication begins by saying, "you might think male circumcision is about the loss of virility, the diminution of culture, or the over reach of government, let me tell you something different," there is a risk that, because this description of circumcision aligns with the most readily available frames, audiences will stop processing the information and move onto the next task.

A receding hairline may suggest a loss of virility and earn a derisive title like "Mickey Mouse ears".

They look like they should be in a 1980s Aaron Spelling comedy-drama about men coming to terms with the loss of their virility.

You take the inevitable loss of the strength, virility, health and looks hitting millions of people in a culture that elevates all things young and beautiful and who wouldn't feel "glum?" Perhaps Boomer depression isn't about reaching midlife, but about anticipating living 30 or 40 more years in American culture?

I realized the meaning of virility, and of self-sacrifice.

"A History of Virility" begins in the Greco-Roman world.

The political subtext of virility also grew more complicated.

There was something perverse about the cult of virility.

In much of Europe, affairs can be a badge of virility.