Quote by George Eliot

“What you learn as you get older is that the world is old, and has been old for a long time.”

— John Crowley

“The old continue to be old-fashioned, though their youths were modern. We grow backward, aging into our father’s opinions and even into those of…

— John Updike

“A later age looks back with nostalgia at an earlier one and depicts it in terms of ideals and activities now receding.”

— Romila Thapar

“We need to think again about the beauties of age, its freedom and its splendor. It is the “fresh life within” that age reveals…

— Joan D. Chittister

“Never see the world with am infant eye, but let it be as old as you.”

— Michael Bassey Johnson

“Father once told me there was a sweet spot to life between the age of fifteen and sixty-five when you were fully visible to…

— J.D. Barker

“However old we become, there will always remain some things young within ourselves!”

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“Plenty of things in the universe are old, my dear. That's like saying Florida is a metaphor for hell because they're both hot -…

— Sammy Nickalls

“Their eyes were flat, incurious, and old- impossibly old, as though instead of looking forward, their eyes saw back to a distant past.”

— Lauren Oliver

“As age changes with each moment, we become that little bit more of a distant memory to the person we are currently.”

— Tammy-Louise Wilkins

“When you're young you don't realize that at every age you are always in the present, and in that sense no older;”

— Roger Ebert

“You see yourself as if old and wise. I see you really miss your childhood.”

— Toba Beta