Sentence examples for of a later age from inspiring English sources
The exacting scholarly standards of a later age rendered much of his work obsolete.
Thus baldly stated, the hero's ethos seems oversimple by the standards of a later age.
But there also began to emerge some evidence and appearance of the disillusion and doubt that we have tended to regard as characteristic of a later age.
Some of the fossils in the Pedra de Fogo Formation are consistent with an age in the early part of the Permian, whereas others are more suggestive of a later age in the period.
Such stories are not necessarily the work of a later age; they reflect rather the impact of these victories on the actors in the drama, who felt themselves successful by the grace of God.
With Jude Fawley, Sue Bridehead bucks convention, forming a partnership outside of marriage: "When people of a later age look back upon the barbarous customs and superstitions of the times that we have the unhappiness to live in, what will they say!" Yet Jude and Sue remain married to other people, and before long, their social isolation, poverty, and guilt are too heavy for their love to sustain.
Their simulations showed that social interdependencies among individuals can explain the substantial shift of first birth to a later age that occurred in Austria in the past decades.
In contrast to the association of breast cancer risk, with the same markers, this effect appeared restricted to a later age of onset in our age-stratified analysis.
These are consistent with other evidence (e.g. [ 17, 46, 65, 70- 72]) that Black people have a slightly higher prevalence of smoking, a later age of starting to smoke, a lower daily cigarette consumption per smoker, a lower propensity to quit, and a preference for cigarettes higher in tar and nicotine.
One of these observed a later age of menarche in a small group of heavily exposed girls, 12 but two recent studies did not support this finding.
Transient neonatal hypoglycemia (15% of mutation carriers) may precede the onset of diabetes at a later age.
