Sentence examples for much more grown from inspiring English sources

Back in the day, he used to say, 'Whatever Roger decides, I'm fine with.' Today he's much more grown up.

And then, in short order, I came to another conclusion: women are just so much more grown up and civilised than men.

He was also much sadder than I remembered, but then I'd left as a child and returned much more grown up, and I could see him differently now.

"It's been very striking how kids have changed," said Richard Hyman, chairman of the retail consulting firm Verdict Research Ltd. "They are much more grown up, much sooner.

None of this output chimed with the old company image as passive, playful and magical and we needed a much more grown up identity.

But its two central characters, Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda and John Klute Donald Sutherlandnd), are so much more grown up and complicated than the people we see now coming out of Hollywood.

She heard all that and much more growing up in Birmingham.

But in a period of deflation, nominal changes matter much more: growing real GDP means little if the economy is contracting in money terms.

Even after placing some of that money automatically into their college, car and "spend it on anything" accounts, they had almost the same amount of money available to spend, but much more growing for longer-term goals.

Musically and dramatically, however, Königskinder is a much more "grown-up" opera.

On the other side of the Atlantic, Donna Karan was doing things in a much more grown-up fashion.