The older ones do not always know more than the younger ones.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The older ones do not always know more than the younger ones.

The older ones do not always know more than the younger ones.

They have nothing in common with the older generation.

Few people live to be more than a hundred.

No man is so old he cannot learn.

That child is not old enough to tell right from wrong.

I felt that they had aged more than the last time we had met.

As they grow old, many people become unable to look after themselves.

Few people live to be 100 years old.

Few reach the age of one hundred.

Few people live to be a hundred years old.

You cannot stay the same age forever.

Wisdom comes with age.

Wet blankets are not always unpleasant after you get to know them.

A wet blanket is not always unpleasant when you come to know him well.

When we are old, we tend to act more and more out of mere habit.

Neither of them seemed old.

The older we grow, the less innocent we become.

There's no fool like an old fool.

He ought to know better at his age.

As we grow older, we can't escape becoming slower at learning.

But you don't know. Nobody can comprehend what it feels like to be old.

These days more and more young people talk to their elders on even terms.

He persists in refusing with an old man's obstinacy.

Old men are apt to forget.

No one is so old but he can learn.

One is never too old to learn.

Nobody is too old to learn.

Don't be impertinent to your elders.

One's eyesight begins to fail with age.