Sentence examples for has not yet grown from inspiring English sources

But of course the boy I know today has not yet grown into the man he will someday become.

That is the highest level since 1983 and evidence that the economy, though expanding, has not yet grown enough to end the brutal conditions facing American workers.

Taylor certainly does his best in the role, and maybe the simple fact that his Hitler has not yet grown that absurd moustache gives it a kind of naturalism, though the casting, and his subsequent performance, was undoubtedly influenced by his portrayal of troubled pianist David Helfgott in Shine.

The two methods used under the fund in this area are complex, but it suggests some projects have received more carbon credits than they deserved for vegetation that has not yet grown as expected, others for plant life that already existed.

To avoid these conflicts, many pastoralists now prefer to return north earlier, even if the grass there has not yet grown.

Judd Nelson has not yet grown into his nostrils.

That's because we're in the window of time between passage and acceptance of the law, where the public remains skeptical of a giant new program and hasn't yet grown accustomed to its benefits.

Hernández also does excellent dentistry (an uncommon talent), acknowledging how the patient in the dental chair adjusts to the situation "like someone who is exercising violently and hasn't yet grown tired".

There is a boyishness to his face which suggests that he hasn't yet grown into his circumstances--those of a big-time athlete in the world's biggest sports town--and also suggests an openness that is not actually part of his nature.

The premier edition, which just arrived in stores, is based around the Bettina, a romantic white blouse designed by Hubert de Givenchy in 1952, and studs, which Mr. Tisci introduced in his breakthrough fall 2007 collection and hasn't yet grown tired of.

She says that even though Sasai's team hasn't yet grown an entire eyeball in a dish, the work shows that it's possible to grow specific eye structures, such as retinas, from stem cells in a great enough quantity that they could be used in therapy.