Sentence examples for our infancy from inspiring English sources
And we're in our infancy".
We've grown out of our infancy".
"Remember, we are only in our infancy".
We love the old things in our lives, the plates, spoons, cups of our infancy.
"In our infancy, we faced a significant learning curve," he said.
"We are still in our infancy in what we do with that data, who owns that data and where it resides.
From our infancies we've had our chins wiped with official Snoopy bibs and been swaddled in unofficial security blankets.
Are we trying to relive our own infancy, or worse, to create some perfect, snobbish idyll of childhood?
Contemporary with Traherne, the Welsh poet Henry Vaughan recalled childhood (our "angel-infancy") as an age when we still have fading memories of the heaven from which we came, and can still feel "through all this fleshly dress / Bright shoots of everlastingness".
He writes: "the little and almost insensible impressions on our tender infancies have very important and lasting consequences".
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