Sentence examples for mark of maturity from inspiring English sources

She pulled her top off halfway through the process, and I saw those large breasts I'd admired from my desk all year up close: the stretch-marked flesh, the slow succumbing to gravity that is the mark of maturity.

Science is the outcome of being prepared to live without certainty and therefore a mark of maturity.

A chorus of critics hailed "Not Garden" as a turning point for Mr. Petronio, if not an overdue mark of maturity.

Others saw their family members or older friends smoking and might consider the habit "a grown up thing to do" or, perhaps, a mark of maturity.

In my view, it's about the ascendance of strategy over tactics - the mark of maturity in any sector - and we've seen this shift before.

Of course, some Windows Phone 7.X owners upgraded to new Windows Phone 8 hardware, but it's still a mark of maturity for the new Windows Phone build to cross the 75percentthresholdld.

Officials say the trial is a mark of political maturity, signaling that high-level corruption will no longer be tolerated.

It's interesting to see Australia thoroughly behind in a Test for the first time since their England trip last year - a mark of their maturity will be whether they can salvage even a draw out of this match.

There were tears and grumpiness at the start, but it was a mark of the maturity of the programme that it didn't make a huge drama out the misery of the participants' hunger.

That Barker and Beban are able to create so much sympathy for Beppo, despite their own, occasionally quite obvious condescension to the character, is a mark of emerging maturity in the movie business; no longer are films dealing in one-dimensional "types".

One mark of that maturity is, of course, their extreme love of life, because they consider it such a precious resource in the universe.