Sentences with phrase «as men of a certain age»

He has taken to yoga, as men of a certain age tend to, though he finds it «quite difficult to get into chakras, and stuff like that».

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«The trouble of the modern age,» he said, «is not merely the inability to believe certain things about God and man which our forefathers believed, but the inability to feel towards God and man as they did.»

The man known as «custard pants» in certain areas of the West Midlands has slowed down considerably with age.

And because prostate cancer afflicts mainly men in their fifties and sixties, the toll is certain to rise as the populations of Western countries continue to age.

As we get old, we have one of the biggest worries is that we are not suitable for dating no longer after a certain age, especially for unmarried men over the age of 50.

Because of this most younger men see Cougar dating as a platform that gives them the ability to explore certain aspects of intimacy a woman their own age would never be able to impart, especially without the feeling of being committed for the long term.

Neeson has taken to his new role as chief action man (of a certain age) with aplomb and in addition offers the sort of gravitas and acting ability that a lot of his more established contemporaries such as Arnold and Sly, either don't have, or have long since lost the ability to deliver.

At 88, Plummer looks about as handsome as a man his age can be, with cheekbones that take the light beautifully, his white hair swept back and set off by a beard that's still, from certain angles, sort of sexy.

And considering the social context of the original movie, the Maguire character was a higher - up in the military, which would indicate a man of a certain age, which was why 30ish Connie Nielsen was cast as his wife.

The overall impression is that of day - glo orange — it's the colour of the polo shirts the staff (all men of a certain age who look as if they've really lived) wear and of the sauce they douse the potatoes with.