Sentence examples for feels premature from inspiring English sources

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Despite a long wait, Rubio's emergence into North America's basketball consciousness still feels premature at times, as if he were a basketball-passing iPhone app still in development.

But Mr Ramalingam's enthusiasm for the emerging science of "complex adaptive systems" as a pillar of how aid needs to be rethought feels premature.

That feels premature, but the situation is certainly a reminder that this crisis is not over, and still has the capacity to flare up.

For the theatre, which typically attracts audiences of around 80,000 people a year, the pulling of the plug feels premature, as the company has only just embarked on a significant restructuring, instigated by the same arts fund.

But as tantalizing as the idea of an "unknown" Monet secretly sketching to define his subject matter sounds, it feels premature to countenance a re-evaluation of his working methods on the strength of the evidence here and in the scholarly exhibition catalog.

When the olés briefly began early in the second half, they did not feel premature; if anything, they felt overdue.

Mr. Kerry's advisers did stop short of handing out "Kerry for President" buttons, with one saying it felt "premature".

At its swaggering peak, Buffy was the best show on TV yet the ending didn't feel premature.

There was always some muted blue light still in the summer sky, which made bedtime feel premature.

Even when my ideas feel as though they have attained maximum first-draft polish, knowing that I can still tinker makes every interaction feel premature.