Like a slow-motion animation of the big bang, the show starts with the impacted fury of such late-Surrealist pictures by Pollock as "The She-Wolf" (1943), proceeds through the movement's burgeoning maturities, then trails off with the lesser but still glowing efforts of second-generation artists.
As Bruno Bettelheim tells us, the gifts offered to Snow White by the evil queen reflect her burgeoning sexual maturity; and you don't need to have read Angela Carter to figure out that Little Red Riding Hood is one big metaphor for a young girl having it off for the first time.
Film historian Paula Sigman Lowery explained to the Daily Express that Belle's personality is a combination of Ariel's spirit and burgeoning independence, and Pocahontas' maturity, while Belle is "a little older [than Ariel] and a little further along in their journey towards independence".
These burgeoning baby brains took longer to reach maturity than their more ancestral counterparts, leaving the infant vulnerable and underdeveloped for extended periods of time.
He is evidently burgeoning.
It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.
Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".
