Sentence examples for budding sense of from inspiring English sources
It seems important to his budding sense of himself but merely annoying as an episode in Micòl's life.
Things like not being able to wear shorts when my brother could, to knowing women in a Muslim nation like Saudi Arabia still can't go anywhere without a chaperone were very hard to reconcile with my budding sense of my self as a feminist.
This muddies up their budding sense of self-esteem and longer term it may engender feelings of insecurity.
For new students with an interest in management and a budding sense of wanderlust, the program may just what they're looking for.
Still, for professional value investors -- many of whom look at their discipline as almost a religion, and thus at growth investing as apostasy -- there is a budding sense of vindication.
WASHINGTON — Rising gasoline prices, trumpeted in foot-tall numbers on street corners across the country, are causing concern among advisers to President Obama that a budding sense of economic optimism could be undermined just as he heads into the general election.
They'll do just about anything you ask if you frame the request as a dare that challenges their fragile, budding senses of self worth.
Taste buds and sense of smell are the first things to go at 30,000 feet, says Russ Brown, director of In-flight Dining & Retail at American Airlines.
We propose that surface clustering of tetherin by virus budding is sensed similarly through the actin cytoskeleton.
But everywhere, as palpable as the rain dripping off the ubiquitous wisteria buds, was a sense of unrealized potential.
