Sentence examples for not venerable from inspiring English sources

Even though, in this case, the venerable brand is not venerable anymore.

(If your wife is the niece of a Chicago judge and you used to be a movie house ticket-taker, then you'd better make sure your house has two Ping-Pong tables to his one, and air-conditioning that makes his stone walls look worn, not venerable.

If we're supposed to be trying to maximize our chance for survival, and thus our chances of passing along our genes, then this sort of behavior should be considered insane, not venerable.

MTV prefers to give it to a bankable, if not venerable, A-lister but can't go too far out of its demographic; you won't see Judi Dench winning it anytime soon.

It is possible that the developmentally sensitive meristematic tissues are not venerable for these effects.

Don't venerable capitalist principles imply that anyone who believed in the real estate bubble and who invested in Fannie and Freddie must accept their losses?

But not a venerable institution.

Not just venerable, but also the second longest-serving head of state.

But "American Idol's" Hollywood stage, not the venerable Manhattan one, was where she had long dreamed of landing.

Not even venerable private banks with roots going back to the 18th century are spared from change.

However, it seems to be of little doubt that, even in these two cases, not the venerable older authors but Shakespeare's masterpieces provided the original inspiration.