Sentence examples for more grownup forms from inspiring English sources
That primal triangle went fractal, very effectively: the initial model flipped several times, as Pam rejected Jim, then Jim Pam, and it was mimicked in crueller forms (Angela, Dwight, and Andy), sillier forms (Kelly, Ryan, and Darryl), and more grownup forms (Michael, Jan, and Holly), until nearly every character had dealt with some form of unspoken longing or romantic betrayal.
For more grownup immersive work, head to Shunt's The Architects, which takes the form of a labyrinth in a South London warehouse.
Of course Mr. Rocha had some slightly more grownup interests, too.
It was a lot more grownup.
If you make a good, less reductive, and more grownup show, the people will come.
It was more restrained, more grownup, less fever-pitched and infused with tragedy.
That means darker and ostensibly more serious, more violent, more frightening, more grownup — more "worthwhile," as Lucas put it.
Nancy, graver now and more grownup, goes off to boarding school outside Boston.
This was shorthand for a happier and more grownup life — Murphy was then forty-one, and a little frayed — but he also meant what he said.
In terms of more grownup reading material, an astonishing number of people have chosen to engrave Kurt Vonnegut's quip "So it goes" on various body parts.
Wearing a cardigan sweater to look more grownup, she sat up churchy-straight and scanned the scene.
