Sentence examples for thinking about age from inspiring English sources

Ashton suggests using the words "olders" or "youngers" instead, and thinking about age as a spectrum, not a binary that pits old vs. young and us vs. them.

Thinking about age all the time is the biggest prison women can make for themselves.

But, as is so often the case when you see a beloved artist whose work has worn deep grooves into your heart and memory, I was measuring what I knew and loved against what I was experiencing in the moment, and thinking about age and the passing of time.

Thinking about age all the time is the biggest prison women can make for themselves," Miuccia Prada once said.

Fashion isn't ageist -- someone is thinking about aging gold diggers, after all.

Turner: It is tempting for policymakers to postpone thinking about ageing in favour of more immediate crises.

The colony, which was recognized last month as a model for creative aging by the National Endowment for the Arts, represents a profound shift in thinking about aging.

One obvious tip would be to become more like Angela Rippon, who is 71 but only started thinking about ageing she says, on her 70th birthday, which would appear to be at least a decade too soon.

His revolt against death fails, his hubris runs aground on his own limits. 1 Atomised by Michel Houellebecq Houellebecq remarks that never before in history has man spent so much time thinking about ageing and dying.

The type of forward thinking about aged technology led me to look more closely at the entrepreneurs I meet every day and their commonalities.

I can't really put my finger on what's got me thinking about aging so much, but it's been on my mind.