Sentence examples for middle age at from inspiring English sources

Introduction to O. Gierke, Political Theories of The Middle Age at xv (1900).

Research suggests that, in middle age at least, absent-minded-ness is a particularly male problem.

On the contrary: to have reached middle age at all implies courage and doggedness.

She took up gardening as a hobby in middle age, at a different house.

Yet as he slides into middle age at 40, the once troubled artist appears to have settled, finally, into his natural role as a consummate all-round entertainer.

By the time I was ten, my eyesight had deteriorated to such an extent that the optometrist was unsure what to predict for middle age, at which point, he suspected, binoculars would have to be cabled to my ears.

Jos Koldeweij is professor in art history of the Middle Ages at the University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands.

As one of his adoring women, Joanne Pearce switches from adolescence to middle aged at the drop of a thesis.

The first composer to inspire him was quite literally the first composer, Perotin, who emerged from the anonymity of the middle ages at the end of the 12th century and achieved some sort of personal fame.

The City of God would be read in various ways throughout the Middle Ages, at some points virtually as a founding document for a political order of kings and popes that Augustine could hardly have imagined.

There is, after all, a successful model: in Switzerland direct democracy goes back to the Middle Ages at the local level and to the 19th century at the federal.