Sentence examples for word longevity from inspiring English sources

The Chinese word for "nine" is a homophone for the word "longevity".

Readers who responded online to our article about Ikaria, a Greek island where people live especially long and healthy lives, frequently used the words "longevity," "lifestyle," "diet," "spirituality" and "olive oil" in their comments.

Therefore, the somatic maintenance (in other words longevity) has a cost.

Bennett lays part of the blame for the word's longevity on Oxford University.

Spreading the Word on Extreme Longevity.

While they additionally praised its playability for being "accessible from the word go" and longevity, they criticized its sound, saying that it "could have been much better".

He described his sufferings but we are left holding on to his reflections: "Words have a longevity that I do not have".

"Deny" is the word the hucksters of longevity should be using.

One is the length of stay in residential care – not a rough average, which is known, but the critical "shape of the tail", in other words the numbers and longevity of long-stayers.

They may vanish tomorrow – the longevity of a word is as hard to calculate as the long-term effects of the French Revolution – but today they push the product.

Note the word "told"; information regarding the longevity of their relationship is communicated by dialogue, and the film trades off inferences that the bond between them is unshakeably strong.