Sentence examples for about her adulthood from inspiring English sources

The main subject of the new book is her childhood, a subject on which Bedford has been as talkative as she has been silent about her adulthood.

Not surprisingly — two of her sons are still alive — Bourgeois has said much more about her childhood than about her adulthood, and on the subject of her marriage she has been notably silent.

Not surprisingly two of her sons are still alive Bourgeois has said much more about her childhood than about her adulthood, and on the subject of her marriage she has been notably silent.

The Oscar-winning singer-songwriter releases third album 25 on 20 November, which she describes as a "make-up record" about her transition into adulthood.

"Crossroads," which was written by Shonda Rhimes and directed by Tamra Davis, is built around Britney's song "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman," and it's about her passage to adulthood in the summer after she graduates high school.

In its lyrics, Simon laments, "There's always someone haunting someone," and this is most likely the whole point of these cathartic, parallel releases since both try to make sense of the ghosts, finally putting to rest practically everything Simon loved and regretted about her youth and young adulthood. .

Even though friends from her childhood and early adulthood won't talk about her, the story emerges rather straightforwardly: a patchwork of teenage disappointment in her parents' divorce, an intense friendship with a Muslim family across the road, maybe some enthusiastic religious lessons.

Grace, originally named Altagracia, is a single mother juggling jobs, an affair with a married doctor (Matthew Modine) and her own ambivalence about adulthood.

And at the same time, not a day goes by without my worrying about his adulthood after I'm no longer alive and able to make sure he's safe.

So Robin Marantz Henig's piece about emerging adulthood in the Times (twenty-somethings who flit from job to job and relationship to relationship and live in their childhood bedrooms) resonated, even with those of us who are, ahem, no longer in our twenties (it would make me feel much better, in fact, if someone would write a piece about thirty-something emerging adults).

Education is not just about scholarship, it's also about successful adulthood.