Sentence examples for own elders from inspiring English sources

They instinctively exploit the indulgences and prerogatives extended to them as children, having semi-comprehendingly imbibed a sense of resentment and entitlement from their own elders.

To what extent do they see it as an option for their own elders?

Nintendo has a strong history of being something everyone in the family could enjoy, and even something as simple as using cartridges could tug at the nostalgia centers of the brains of parents who grew up playing NES with their own elders and siblings.

"While they may still be another caring family, it's not the same as having teachings coming from your own elders".

The father had succeeded his own elder brother, when the brother was elected provincial governor.

But there again, my own elder brother had never done it and would undoubtedly be put out.

The Islanders have their own elder statesman, the bargain-priced Mariusz Czerkawski, who is 31 and the second-leading goal-scorer in the league.

The United States must develop a policy to encourage more people to save for and contribute to their own elder care needs.

Young men join the exodus, seeking construction or farm jobs in Western Europe, and the long separations often mean that parents can no longer depend on children for care during their own elder years.

But since 1967 it has been Israel that has missed most opportunities: a 40-year occupation (against the advice of its own elder statesmen); three catastrophic invasions of Lebanon; an invasion and blockade of Gaza in the teeth of world opinion; and now a botched attack on civilians in international waters.

And those Kurdish sceptics of peace may include his own elder brother, Nurettin, who served 12 years in a Turkish jail for membership of the PKK's youth wing and is now believed to be fighting somewhere in Syria or Iraq.