Sentence examples for past ages from inspiring English sources
In past ages, Joan has been seen as a mystic, a saint, a national hero.
Why not try pacifism instead?Peace-loving and saintly thinkers, leaders and martyrs of past ages are indeed inspiring.
It typically entails nostalgia for real or fancied past ages that dealt — successfully, in retrospect — with similar crises.
If consistently applied, the historicist view would, he thought, make any present understanding of past ages impossible.
But they are on to something important when they describe the way — far more than in past ages — sports has risen up to fill a spiritual void.
If enough material in the form of written records from past ages were available, it would be possible to group all the world's languages into historically related families.
Many do not live past age 40.
Is it really possible to retrieve a past age?
Less than 5 percent of participants delay past age 66.
About one out of every four 65-year-olds today will live past age 90, and one out of 10 will live past age 95.
Even so, in the simplest hunter-gatherer societies, few people survived past age 50.
