Sentence examples similar to maturing noticeably from inspiring English sources
Although they lack expanded leaves, some species are noticeably chlorophyllous, especially as seedlings and in maturing fruits.
Similarities in the transcriptomes diverged noticeably by E17.5 and E18.5, as pancreata begin to express more genes in maturing endocrine and exocrine cells, and fewer mesenchymal genes.
But since he's sort of an alter ego, he's sort of ageless.Q.He's supposed to be the embodiment of what Johnny wishes he could be, so it should be O.K. if he's a little more, shall we say, mature.A.Or less mature.Q.You were noticeably press-shy during your original run in the show, for the eight performancesyou played in the fall.
It will continue to mature, but not as radically or noticeably as in the past.
Wilson, who's really matured as a passer, has also improved noticeably in the running game.
The debate was noticeably mature and frank, particularly on the issue of Iran, where participants raised their strongest concerns.
Williams's attitude toward her sport shifted noticeably in the late 2000s as she matured and realized the true scope of her gift.
It speaks not just to a lifetime of reading, but also to a fascination with how individual writers mature, how some distill their language and ideas, while others -- Norman Mailer, most noticeably, in Mr. Amis's account -- misplace or misdirect their energies.
3D Touch will take 12 months to mature (when 6/6 Plus carrier contracts are expiring anyway) and your handsets are noticeably lighter.
