Sentence examples for middle life from inspiring English sources

Many great novelists don't get started until middle life.

Its name is derived from the Greek term for "middle life".

As Spark approached middle life, she was rejuvenated as a blazing new literary talent.

Their presence in Northampton certified the area as a haven for alternative-rock luminaries in middle life.

It is a progressive disorder and is present to some extent in practically all individuals by middle life.

Despite the triumphs of his early and middle life, Chardin's last years were clouded, both in his private life and in his career.

Derived from the Greek for recent life, it reflects the sequential development and diversification of life on Earth from the Paleozoic (ancient life) through the Mesozoic (middle life).

When I get up to flush, I sometimes have one foot in each city, a symbol of my divided, sliced-down-the-middle life".

In early life, myelination – one of the determinants of fractional anisotropy – tends to increase before declining in early-middle life.

After adjusting for late-middle life socio-demographic and health factors, the effects of mother's education (OR = 0.96, 95 % CI: 0.93, 0.99) remained significant and in the same direction as in the previous model.

"It's a dark play about a man in his prime, who has money, position in society and all the women he can have, but he's now reflecting, in a sort of middle-life crisis, on what is really important in life," said Mr. Heng, who performs the monologue.