Sentence examples for physically declining from inspiring English sources

Beethoven (Zach Grenier) and Brandt are both isolated by an obsession with excellence; both are physically declining; both struggle against time to finish their endeavors; both stories begin with the mundane — a waltz, a doctor's waiting room — and end with an extraordinary leap into the unknown.

Beethoven (Zach Grenier) and Brandt are both isolated by an obsession with excellence; both are physically declining; both struggle against time to finish their endeavors; both stories begin with the mundane a waltz, a doctor's waiting room and end with an extraordinary leap into the unknown.

One needs to look no further than Best Foreign Picture Oscar winner "Amour," about an older man acting as caregiver for his mentally and physically declining wife, or "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel," the film about seniors traveling abroad which made $136.8 million dollars worldwide. "Turn down the sound!!!" "Significantly lower prices for tickets and refreshments.

Marbury, despite having nothing wrong with him physically, also declined to play Friday in Milwaukee, when the Knicks were down to seven healthy players after making two trades.

But when journalists pressed him to describe the men physically, he declined.

It has virtually no provisions for the very modern problem of aging and physically or mentally declining popes.

The indictment charged that the victim was "incapable of appraising the nature of the conduct and was physically incapable of declining participating in, or communicating unwillingness to engage in the sexual act".

Never a good driver in his youth, Mr. Smith in his mid-80's was declining physically and a serious threat to himself and anyone he might encounter on the road in rural Minnesota.

By this time Sinatra was almost 77, and he had been declining physically and mentally for a few years.

Physician of Patient 6 When patients were declining physically or cognitively, physicians tended to emphasize preparation for worsening health as a key goal: " So goals of care, I also would say the big thing would be to sort of prepare him as his dementia worsens, for both him and his wife, who' s not my patient but I' m conscious that it has a huge impact on her".

McCarthy's biographers agree that he was a changed man after the censure; declining both physically and emotionally, he became a "pale ghost of his former self" in the words of Fred J. Cook.