Sentence examples for uncertain age from inspiring English sources

More precisely, they were women of a certain age in an uncertain age.

Women of an uncertain age glide between palm trees on rollerblades.

Single women, especially in multiples, especially of uncertain age, were unwelcome.

Moreover, in their immediate vicinity many sculptures in pottery of uncertain age have been found.

That is especially true for women like myself, who are what my friend Betty Waterman calls "of an uncertain age".

In an uncertain age the Hearst Tower is deeply comforting: a building with confidence in its own values.

The men, of various origins and uncertain ages, their faces and gaits ravaged from life on the street, need what the phantom station gives them: coffee, breakfast, a shower, advice, even books to borrow.

Spending 27 minutes at the Sheraton New York Hotel talking about your propensity for sex virtual and telephonic with women of uncertain ages would seem to define an extinction-level event for a politician.

Everything about The Bradshaws is controversial, fluid, uncertain: their age – perhaps 30,000 years old, perhaps older, perhaps more recent – who painted them, what they mean.

It was uncertain whether age influences the recurrence of ischaemic stroke, though ageing is one of the most important overall risk factors for stroke.

It is therefore uncertain whether age was associated with serum ALT concentrations within the normal range, and whether the associations between age and the prevalence of categorically defined elevated ALT would have remained had lower ALT thresholds been applied.