とても還暦を過ぎているとは思えない美しい手をお持ちだの英語

Age can not look at her with indifference.

It is good to be kind to old people.

Your performance has my approbation.

I think having the mindset to take good care of old things is great.

The older we get, the more fondly we think of the past.

He is wearing out his youth in inaction.

You should know better at your age―at your time of life.

She tries to look smart in her old age

to be unbearably charming in the eyes of others

the degree to which one thinks tenderly and lovingly of others

I don’t think it’s too flashy for you. You look colorful.

with the greatest fondness

It was thoughtless of you to say a thing like that to her when she had just lost her beloved son.

a state of being worn out

Though old, he has lost none of his energy.

the unhappy memories of her childhood receded as she grew older

People tend to become disillusioned as they grow older.

At your age you should know better.

I wonder how you can stand a bore like that.

You don't have to be very old to remember that event.

Personal considerations hinder the elimination of superannuated officials.

Passions weaken, but habits strengthen, with age.

One's memory fails （one） with age.

the state of being hag-like

Just what you'd expect of a young lady, you certainly weren't left to live as you pleased.

At your age you should know better.

Have more consideration for the old.

At his age, you may trust him alone in the world.

No matter how old I get, I'll still have the energy to play ping-pong.

You've become quite a young lady.