Sentence examples for something much older from inspiring English sources

Out here we live at the crossroads of suburbia and something much older.

Instead, D'Angelo has matured into something much older in vintage – a showman and band leader.

But while his film could be called reverent, with a spirituality informed by Buddhism and by something much older, it is hardly naïve.

The message was clear: this was at once a new beginning and the continuation of something much older, a celebration of newness and an exercise in nostalgia.

And I've picked up enough since, from books, to guess that that was the tail end of something much older.… I know when that wicker furniture was fashionable.

The new maturity may be the province of the young Japanese, but in a sense, it is a return to something much older than Mr. Ishihara and his cohort.

His theatrical, often brutal vehemence, for example, owed something to much older Renaissance traditions of Austrian and German art, not least the tradition of compulsive self-examination and erotic morbidity.

His theatrical, often brutal vehemence, for example, owed something to much older Renaissance traditions of Austrian and German art, not least the tradition of compulsive self-examination and erotic morbidity..

They gave a simple song an air of something much deeper and older.

So even in high school he had not only the idea, but let's say the lack of false modesty to go ahead and do something which many people much older would not have dared to do.

Stick to something much closer to the old-fashioned 8-ounce cup, and savor it.