Sentence examples for with senility from inspiring English sources

When my mother was young everyone thought 65 years of age was synonymous with senility.

I was surprised to read, in Peter D. Kramer's otherwise excellent review of "Stuff" (April 25), the passing comment that "hoarding can also arise in connection with senility".

Hoarding can also arise in connection with senility, injuries to the brain's frontal lobes and Prader-Willi syndrome, a genetic disorder whose symptoms may include low intelligence.

There's the odd flash of Haneke when Sissy struggles with senility, but this is essentially a view of old age that would cheer even the most pessimistic.

The count - the brainchild of Steve Delaney - is an ageing doyen of British showbiz fighting a deadly battle with senility, syntax and booze, and there's as much pathos as there is humour.

It has nothing to do with senility and everything to do with our inability to shut up and focus.

The "Real Husbands" theme first appeared during the 2011 BET Awards, in a series of interstitial shorts that starred an excitable Mr. Hart along with Mr. Cannon, the rapper Nelly and Bobby Brown, who played the paterfamilias with dry senility.

And the way she talks is rooted in the very familiar struggle of the aged with encroaching senility.

Seven Presidents, if you can believe that," he said, laughing at the repeated joke as though to cheer her with his senility.

One of Mike's clients is an old man named Leo (Burt Young), who is slipping into senility with no family to care for him.

Playing the grandmother, Ms. Heckart rendered senility with such limpid sharpness that even as you lamented the character's decline, you cheered the performer's triumph.