Now, no matter which room I looked into, there was nothing but oldness and silence.

I like the oldness of them, the roots, the history.

I attribute that not to the table but to the oldness of the building.

Well, this story has oldness built into it; it happened months ago.

But the smell of oldness was even stranger here.

However, because of our oldness, we all agree that the perplexity should soon resolve itself.

"And do you think 'oldness' is going out and soon nothing will be handed on?"

I didn't think about their oldness at all.

Pupils had to construct criteria for "oldness", and create hypotheses.

Due to this monkey's oldness, he is seen occasionally walking with his cane for support.

"He had an oldness about him in the field, like some banged-up quarterback.

All things grow old and die, you from oldness, I from rust.

What we need to think about is the way newness and oldness feed off each other in an endless cycle of taste.

This makes me older far: yet it does not feel like the oldness this other is giving me.

"I visited it, I suppose, because of its very oldness.

With it the enjoyment of the life before the arrival of the oldness is advised.

Astonishingly, it rises above its "oldness"; we are made to feel intimately at home despite the gap of 300 years.

Its seeming oldness was largely magical, and had been from the day it was constructed.

According to oldness these screeves can be grouped in two sets:

Oldness, pieces of the past, are everywhere.

"This is the first biennale where clearly the kids are all into some form of what one would call newness, not stale oldness," he said.

His skeleton carried this oldness, this aura of time, as if he were merely a vessel for it.

Oldness, with nostalgia and mystery added in, has sales appeal; a little newness maintains self-respect.

But it is difficult to be in this theater without feeling the tug and pull of its simultaneous oldness and newness.

It dawned on me that the apparent oldness of his face was the result of this contraption he wore.