Sentence examples for yet very old from inspiring English sources

Here is a man immediately asserting his own fresh utterance, modern and yet very old, intricate and metaphysical and yet undeniably full of the sagacity of the true seer, the poet born".

People have grown tired of hairlessness, so they're looping around to something new yet very old.

A very new and, yet, very old role for religion is now emerging -- the defense of the poor and vulnerable.

Because of the intensive research effort in this new, yet very old, exciting field, major discoveries likely await in the near future.

The chance of dying at home was highest for people who were not yet very old: as high as approximately 50% of the non-acute deaths of people up to 70 years of age occurred at home (not show here).

"The area has a sense of being like a new frontier, yet it is very old and historic.

Yet, very young and old persons would commonly not be considered to be average Americans.

Which makes the online publication of Forbes Thoughtss on the Business of Life part of a very old yet remarkably sprightly tradition.

(Which begs the question — was his doggy soul only born when the younger version of Quaid's character got him? Shouldn't this soul be very, very old?) Yet Travers can't get the image of the German Shepherd struggling in the water out of his head.

But little is known about the prevalence of inappropriate prescribing in the very old, yet the latter represent a challenge for healthcare, because of multiple comorbidities, polypharmacy, frailty features and increased sensitivity to adverse drug events.

Yet the old and the very old make up the fastest-growing segment of the prison population.