We were looking for someone who had that kind of just about to come of age quality.
Though there is a soft-focus New Age quality to the work, Mr. Harris's music is engagingly delicate and precise.
Council members on the Land Use Committee said they planned to speed up a bill to require an inventory of the 750 community gardens in New York, listing each one's age, quality and importance to its community.
With equal iconoclasm, Bach's oddly spaced melodic intervals and adventures in dissonant harmony seem to us almost post-Webernian, with a space-age quality galaxies away from the sober 18th-century German-ness from which they came.
In addition to the age, quality, and type of plants used, the psychoactive potency of ayahuasca differs relative to the environmental conditions in which they are grown, the ratio of their combination and the amount of processing they undergo.
In this digital age, quality is now quantified by popularity.
Reminiscent of the light, airy quality of French Rococo oil paintings, the artist injects a coming-of-age quality to her gossamer-light works.
The idea also seemed Apatow-ian to me, in that it had a "grown-man-growing-up or coming-of-age" quality to it.
Internal fixation (IF) in femoral neck fractures has high reoperation rates and some predictors of failure are known, such as age, quality of reduction, and implant positioning.
Host size (quantity) and host age (quality) will typically form objective components of RV, whereas the age of competitors and their respective reproductive states constitute subjective influences on the value they are likely to place on host possession.
