Sentence examples for symbolic age from inspiring English sources

But then 33 is a highly symbolic age: after all, it has been suggested that Christ was 33 when he died – and he was arguably the king of the comebacks.

Resigning at this specific and symbolic age would set a benchmark for his successors.

What writers can do in this symbolic ice age is to preserve and present individual identities, individual existences that you can pick out from the flow and present as something that moves people, or shocks them". We now live in a state of such conformity that we are in danger of forgetting those existences?

Was the patch of frizzy hair at the forehead symbolic of aging?

But what about our contemporary cities? Which of the current crop of 21st-century metropolises will our children's children be talking about in 100 years as the most symbolic of our age?

They seem symbolic of the age we live in: the shapely young woman with a less than genius I.Q.

This persistence struck many elderly Japanese as inspiring and moving, while to younger people it seemed pointless and symbolic of an age that taught children to stick to what they were doing rather than to think about where they were going.

Attempts to take out Morales, beyond demonstrating an international interest in destabilizing Bolivia, are symbolic of the age of puppet dictators and neo-Nazi regimes in South America.

And thus, so did Lala, proudly donning his No. 13 jersey, already almost 10 years old and fraying — somewhat symbolic of the aging player he came to cheer for.

During a symbolic storm, the ageing king curses the weather and his daughters, and laments his frailty.

In the eyes of Rdh8−/− Abca4−/− mice, a mouse model with defects in retinoid cycle that displays some symbolic characteristics of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the level of atRAL-dimer was increased compared to wild-type mice, and was even much greater than that of A2E & isomers.