Sentence examples for old age treated from inspiring English sources

Sophia, characterized by her bluntness and cranky lamentations about old age, treated her daughter with a kind of loving contempt, and their two roommates, the man-obsessed Blanche (Rue McClanahan), and the dim-witted Rose Betty Whitee), with the eye-rolling impatience of one who will not indulge the self-delusions of others.

Old age treats freelance writers pretty gently.

The novel tells of a nonagenarian who celebrates his old age by treating himself to a night with an adolescent virgin and asks the madam of the city's most successful brothel to help.

At the same time, it was slightly reduced in the old age started group treated with metformin.

iPLA2-VIA −/− flies treated with 10 μM D2-linoleic acid had significantly improved motor performance in old age compared to flies treated with control food (Fig. 7D).

Developmental psychologists, when they treated old age at all, often regarded it as a period of withdrawal.

The thrust of public policy is to avoid treating old age as a disease.

The ready availability of rejection-free organs grown in animals could even be used to treat old age.

And professional attitudes that treat old age as if it were "an illness for which there is no cure" are no less damaging, says a report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF), out this week.

A conservative, Diocletian was concerned with the preservation of the ancient virtues: the obligation of children to feed their parents in old age; of parents to treat their children justly; of spouses to respect the laws of marriage; of sons not to bear witness against their fathers, or slaves against their masters; and of private property, creditor's rights, and contract clauses to be protected.

Factors associated with better response at 3 months included participation in the SfW program, older age and being treated in Denmark (Table 3).