Sentence examples for with senile from inspiring English sources

Sour and detached, he watches the trite world revolve: Rejuvenated retirees come back from their trips with senile smiles..

After that, we can then look at anti-inflammatory drugs and see if they can be adapted for use in dealing with senile dementia".

Sour and detached, he watches the trite world revolve: **{:.break one} ** Rejuvenated retirees come back from their trips with senile smiles...

— but then, too, the service had been noisy with senile rumblings, old men and women muttering to themselves, calling out like dreamers, and the whole affair had been a little dotty and obscure and ultimately incomprehensible.

This raises problems for pensions (Japan has a pay-as-you-go system) and health care (the number of people with senile dementia is set to reach 2.6m in 2015, up from 1m in 1990).

The old were taken, too Mohammed Sadiq, below, a frail Afghan man of 89 with senile dementia, was flown half-way around the world and detained for two months at Camp Delta – the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba – before officials there decided he was neither a Taliban grandee nor a member of al-Qa'ida.

LARRY COX Executive Director Amnesty International USA New York, April 25 , 2011To the Editor: The Guantánamo files, posted on the Web sites of The Times and The Guardian, tell the tale of a rendition policy gone completely awry: An 89-year-old man with senile dementia taken into custody and rendered to Guantánamo Bay because of suspicious phone numbers found in his home, but not belonging to him.

The higher incidence of age-related diseases, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and dementia, involves the high cost associated with senile illnesses.