Sentence examples for late flower from inspiring English sources

Yet her long career is still in glorious late flower.

Kaufmann's Nietzsche was a late flower of the Enlightenment, a tough-minded rationalist with the courage to face the Darwinian revelation that there is no purpose to nature or to our existence.

Gonzo was a late flower on the shrub that was the New Journalism, the literary and (often) first-person style of reportage associated with magazines such as Harold Hayes's Esquire and Willie Morris's Harper's, and with writers such as Gay Talese, Tom Wolfe, Norman Mailer, and Joan Didion, all of whom were well established by 1970.

I am a great admirer of the late flower paintings of Anne Redpath, who can make a jug of daisies or a tight pot of anemones shine at you like an apparition - again making the light of the flowers with an encrusted solidity of paint, where the light glints off the texture and blue and crimson appear and disappear as the onlooker moves.

Leaf cDNA collection was arrested against a late flower bud cDNA population.

Among the AtPTPCs, ProAtppc3 activity seemed to be strongest in the stamen and pollen in the late flower bud stage.

Flowering traits of F1 were similar to those of P11, indicating that late flowering trait was dominant over early-flowering trait.

In each replicate, we selected an early flowering and a late flowering population, called hereafter the Early F252, the Early MBS, the Late F252 and the Late MBS.

Does she see this as a late flowering?

So is his late flowering in international films a reward for all his hard work?

"That single thing accounts for what they call a late flowering".