Sentence examples for fully flower from inspiring English sources

He was proud of the girls but spoke as if they were beautiful buds that would never fully flower.

Though pitched to the American people as a magic elixir for what ailed the US economy, they instead brought the economic disquiet we are seeing fully flower today.

We all know that our future markets are with China and India, and we already have budding experts in the languages these countries use in our classrooms, but Gove seems determined to deadhead them before they ever get a chance to fully flower.

Nevertheless, the fact that disponibilité does not demand reciprocity and the fact that some kind of relationship is indeed possible without such reciprocity do not alter that fact that such reciprocity must be present if the relationship is to fully flower.

How then can we fully flower and become what Buddha-as-archetype represents for us and within us?

He notes that 15th-century Spain is where the Inquisition's power and certitude fully flowered.

And this is hardly the only wearable computer, merely one of the most fully flowered forms.

Analysts debate why Erdogan changed, but the best guess may be that his ambition fully flowered after he'd cemented his electoral dominance and defanged the military.

Mark Anthony Neal of PopMatters called it an "artistic leap" and wrote that it "finds Ms. B in the midst of a fully flowering womanhood and doing the best singing of her career".

In the case of Manduca species, two considerations lower the danger: there tend to be more male than female visitors to flowers in hawkmoth populations [ 13], and Manduca species usually lay their eggs on young (elongating) rather than fully flowering N. attenuata plants [ 4].

Leave the plant under the light until it has fully flowered.