Sentence examples for his gestation from inspiring English sources

And some Christian conservatives take his "gestation period" line as a slight to their movement.

His gestation of an idea for a picture is so rapid that its very brevity keeps it from exhausting him.

Genetically perfect and robustly healthy, he was nevertheless born with a rare brain disorder, most likely the result of an as-yet-unidentified, symptomless virus that passed through my body undetected during the early weeks of his gestation.

His mother carried him with hardship and gave birth to him with hardship, and his gestation and weaning period is thirty months until, when he reaches maturity and reaches forty years, he says, "My Lord, enable me to be grateful for Your favor which You have bestowed upon me and upon my parents and to work righteousness of which You will approve and make righteous for me my offspring.

The exhibition speeds through his long gestation -- his decades of self-imposed servitude to Cézanne, Picasso and de Chirico -- before settling into his breakthrough works from the 1940's: landscapes that dissolve into sweet, undulating liquid shapes, like pods or leaves or birds, fertile and sexual but indefinite.

Styron retreated into his customary gestation period, emerging in 1979 with Sophie's Choice.

The 15-minute performance seemed to recapitulate his own gestation, only faster, warmer and with more static cling.

It's a good discussion with an extraordinary artist who remained a regular guy; there may be something to be said for his long gestation.

A few months later, he'd gone in for a routine blood test, which led to a colonoscopy, which led, a month and a half before the child was due, to the discovery of his own gestation.

Marx had toiled for many years on his own unseen masterpiece, and throughout this long gestation his customary reply to those who asked for a glimpse of the work-in-progress was identical to that of Frenhofer: "No, no!

Nabokov's own retrospective account, dated 12 November 1956, "On a book entitled Lolita", provides the essential narrative of his novel's gestation.