Sentence examples for older kind from inspiring English sources

But that older kind of life existed.

Retirement benefits today, particularly the 401(k) account, simply are not worth as much as the older kind of benefits.

(Quintilian mentions also an even older kind of satire written in prose by Marcus Terentius Varro and, one might add, by Menippus and his followers Lucian and Petronius).

The newfangled Stoicism improves on the older kind in that it never demands that its adherents become ascetics or renounce anything.

The Collected Poems (1969-2014) of Arvind Krishna Mehrotra (Penguin), superbly introduced by Amit Chaudhuri, represent an older kind of literary achievement: cumulative, unshowy and consistently brilliant.

For death is a staple of an older kind of gay fiction, and in the age of AIDS it is again obligatory.

Palestinians have also reverted to older kinds of resistance, including two recent attempts to stab Israeli soldiers.

If it succeeds, it will solve one of the toughest problems facing enterprise software companies: transitioning older kinds of software to a mobile environment.

Those with wired glass look strong but some older kinds break relatively easily as it is a fire-safety product, not for security.

Its rise came at the expense of two older kinds of organisation that had dominated business until the middle of the 19th century private partnerships and chartered companies.

None of the old sort were left, it seemed — the old kind of people, the Gete-anishinaabeg, who are kind beyond kindness and would do anything for others.