midlife crisis造句

Dennis's suspicions of his wife smacked of midlife crisis.

By 1922, when Steichen was 43, he was undergoing what we now call a midlife crisis.

We tend to think of the concept of the midlife crisis as being around for ever, but it's recent.

Don't wait until your midlife crisis to realize that half your life has passed you by and you're still unhappy.

Some are even hostile, dismissing it as a midlife crisis, accusing me of looking for more than just adventure a lover?

His wife Jenny, after telling Vogue magazine that her husband was having a "midlife crisis", has left the governor's mansion, taking the couple's four sons with her.

To be honest, I do believe pop music is somewhat special for young people and also reserved for those suffering from a midlife crisis.

It sounds like a cliche, this "waking up one day," but it's called having a midlife crisis, and it happens to people all the time.

Researchers found later that only about 10% to 26% of the population report what could be regarded as a midlife crisis, and that women as well as men are affected.

John Breed recently gave into a mild midlife crisis and bought a Chevrolet Camaro that reminded him of the muscle cars he drove as a teenager in the 1970s.