Sentence examples for adulthood might from inspiring English sources
On the live stage this is what McCartney does – but given that the Beatles sent my childhood self word of what adulthood might be like, it would be nice if he could update the same trick.
As vivid as our culture's fantasy of this magical juncture between childhood and adulthood might be, it's hardly a carefree time occupied by effusive pixies, let alone a period to which most of us would happily return.
There can be a lot of pressure, and I feel like the decisions we make now will have a big impact on our future lives, but generally, picturing what adulthood might be like, I feel like I don't really have a lot of responsibilities right now, and so I don't really feel like it's a miserable time.
To someone only watching them, Devil May Cry games seem like a teenage boy's profane hormonal vision of what the most fantastic adulthood might be like: the adventures of a carefree, impossibly coifed man who enjoys the admiration of sexy women, has easy access to pizza and wields the weapons needed to eliminate the many devils infesting our world.
A gradual decline in lung function in early adulthood might be due to aberrant WNT/β-catenin signaling, which is retained over time, eventually resulting in adult chronic lung diseases.
From teens to more nebulous, evolutionary angst of young adults, "bigger kids, bigger problems" was the saying, and my "11s" stand at attention now, on call, ready to ward off the known evils adulthood might try to sell them.
Ms. Gomez's real adulthood gambit might not be musical, or creative, but psychological.
Now that children are very likely to survive to adulthood, you might think parents wouldn't worry so much.
I imagined that if either of my grandfathers had lived into my adulthood, this might be how it would feel to watch the election with them — exciting for us both, but for him, an overwhelming contrast to the America he knew at my age.
In adulthood, we might make choices — in diet and exercise, in friends, in pastimes — that promote the development of our better social selves.
For example the findings that show the persistence of central antigens from birth (newborns) to adulthood (mothers) might account for the reports that IgM repertoires show little change from early age [32], [33], [34].
