Sentence examples for more conservative age from inspiring English sources

The ceremony harked back to an earlier, more conservative age.

- but hardly surprising in a memoir written both at and in a more conservative age (Ambler was by then living in tax exile in Switzerland).

More conservative age-based plans, with a smaller weighting of stocks, have had smaller losses.

There's not much empirical evidence that backs the claim that one grows more conservative with age, but its an axiom that stems back to at least 1922, to a book on aging written by American psychologist GS Hall.

Far from becoming more conservative with age, I feel more leftwing the more I'm patronised".

But let's for a minute, accept the idea that politics isn't fully generational and something about sending a moderate fraction of every paycheck to the government really does make people become more conservative with age.

So though I surely did not become more conservative with age or my first paycheck, I found a few things that I do not want my tax dollars funding. Let's make some noise on the left and shake up this highly entrenched system where year after year, our tax dollars fund the very systems of oppression we on the left seek to dismantle.

He initially planned to write about "how efficient [shaming] was at righting wrongs"; by the final page, he's darkly warning that we are "creating a more conformist, conservative age".

Most people become more conservative in middle age than when they were young, but Benn seemed to have entered middle age in his 20s, only to break out into youthfulness at the age of 45.

They mix stocks and bonds based on how many years an investor is from retiring and get more conservative as you age.

More recently, the industry has offered life-cycle funds that become more conservative as investors age.