Sentence examples similar to particular aged from inspiring English sources

In addition, foster carers in the city can no longer specialise in a particular age group.

Each is tailored for a particular age group between 3 and 14.

Art can indeed rise above the pettiness and politics of any particular age.

You may have an idea that already suggests characters of a particular age.

It was used as an adjective and a noun to described certain women and their behaviour at a particular age and in a particular era.

"Architecture," he once wrote, "is inescapably a political art, and it reports faithfully for ages to come what the political values of a particular age were".

"There's a particular age when people have to get married, which is around 26 or 27," he says.

The crimes that receive the most attention, the most poring over, reflect the preoccupations of their particular age.

All countries specify a particular age at which a youth may be held responsible for the consequences of his acts.

But "Colbert" hasn't been performance art; Colbert has not tried to be Andy Kaufman — nor, in this particular age of sharing, could he have hoped to be.

A nearly 70percentt accuracy rate is very high, and partly reflects the significance of two clues in particular — age and apparent affluence, the authors report.