Sentence examples for deepening maturity from inspiring English sources
This year's London residency of the Berlin Philharmonic in February will allow audiences to judge the deepening maturity of his music-making, now that at 60, his experience and ambition are evenly balanced.
It seems likely that "Manfred", Byron's theatrical homage to mountains and madness, would not have been written without that friendship; and the third and fourth cantos of "Childe Harold" show a deepening maturity that owes something to the younger man's philosophical rigor.
Most opera voices tend to darken and deepen with maturity, though not all.
Third, the composition of the public debt was shifted toward fixed-rate, peso-denominated bonds with longer maturities, thereby deepening the local sovereign debt market.
The instrumental textures become more dense with experience, surrounding Norman with darkly sensual tendrils of sound as sexual maturity is reached, deepening still further for the haunting lullaby in which the heroine rocks her own mother into the final sleep of death.
Typically, operatic voices darken and deepen with maturity.
The pore surface is initially pale yellow before deepening to an olive-yellow in maturity, and quickly turns blue when it is injured.
The results indicate increasing maturity from south to the north as a result of burial deepening of the Kazhdumi Formation.
It deepens, a deepening blue.
The recession is deepening.
Deepening rifts Too optimistic?
