Sentence examples similar to not particularly aged from inspiring English sources

Many of the shelves in the small library, illuminated by harsh fluorescent lights, were bare, and many books were outdated or not particularly age-appropriate, like a children's volume titled "Now We Are Six".

That result holds whether the other variables were taken into account or not, particularly age.

The wine is usually consumed young, as it does not particularly benefit from aging, as varietal Sauvignon blancs tend to develop vegetal aromas reminiscent of peas and asparagus with extended aging.

I'm not particularly into rock music, ageing rockers in anoraks or getting stoned in the rain.

After 18 ½ years, 20 percent had developed arthritis, a rate that is not particularly unexpected as people age.

These patterns are not particularly surprising given the age of the individuals under analysis.

Both mean and median ages of those in this sample were 12 years (the mean value was 12.3), with the concurrence suggesting that it was not particularly affected by the age at which the child came under the parish's care.

It's important to point out that the community members that the researchers studied were not particularly unhealthy; they ranged in age from 18 to 44 with a mean age of 29.

The number is not particularly high by Western standards, although aging aircraft require more inspections than newer planes.

"Old age was not particularly kind to him," he said.

The data indicated that risk factor synergies, whether they were interacting with other risk factors or age were not particularly important in predicting GP use.