Sentence examples for notion of aging from inspiring English sources

Only Mae West seems to have had a radically different notion of aging sexuality.

The quest for youth will redefine the notion of aging gracefully and make the drug industry all the richer.

You might even come to abhor the notion of aging and anything or anyone attached to it.

The franchise added Richard Gere to the star-studded, gray-haired cast that goes from the UK to India to find new lives, reinvent retirement, have great sex, and win the war against prior century's notion of "aging".

We agree with this notion of aging as a gradual process driven by damage (in the broad sense of it, that is, damage not limited to by-products and errors) (Gladyshev, 2013).

Indeed, rather than cling to 20th century notions of aging, let's open ourselves up to what the 21st century can bring.

Still another alteration took place in the conventional notion of age and grade levels.

A female psychologist takes him to task for "speaking in general, overly sociological terms"; he responds with the generalization that "this notion of ageing and death is insupportable for the individual human being," and invites her to sleep with him — the only palliative in sight.

The proposed method confirms this expected increase in AUC CV > 20%) with age, compatible with the notion of age-dependent alterations of lung compliance (see Table 3).

It is to be noted here that the notion of the relative hazard rate order given in Definition 2.1 is equivalent to the notion of ageing faster given in [16] (see Definition 1 and Proposition 2.2 in [16]).

An overriding notion of age-friendliness is that what is good for elders is good for all.