Sentence examples similar to midlife collection from inspiring English sources
Following a reprint of the philosophical reflections from his midlife, a collection of articles he wrote for the Observer in the 1960s and early 1970s is being republished as a book, Travels With a Typewriter, and, at 75, he has had occasion to confront the younger self who wrote them.
Jamie has said this is a collection about midlife.
The entry of 40-somethings into the ranks of volunteer firefighters is more than just a collection of midlife crises in bunker gear.
The study population was drawn from the Metropolit Cohort of men born in 1953 [ 58], as part of the Copenhagen Aging and Midlife Biobank (CAMB) data collection [ 59].
Three new short-story collections tell modern tales of midlife crises and motherhood dilemmas.
In the midlife stories, the best example is perhaps the collection's title story, in which a working wife and mother, a model of compassion and intelligence, full of sublimated fury, begins to bleed to death while giving a speech at a local school.
We then present findings from the National Study of Daily Experiences (a substudy of the Midlife in the United States Study) that document the feasibility and reliability of the collection of daily stressors and salivary cortisol and provide examples of research findings linking stressor exposure to cortisol.
Samples were taken weekly from each cohort for 11 weeks; only a small proportion of surviving flies were present at the last two collection time points and thus they were exceptionally old compared to those collected in early-to-midlife samples.
What makes this book, bred of a midlife crisis, extraordinary is the way King weaves his autobiography into the account of his collection, deftly demonstrating that the two stories are essentially one.
