Sentence examples for this premature from inspiring English sources

That's what makes this premature Ukip implosion such a shame.

But the governing People's Action Party found grounds for worry in this premature victory.

Perhaps Alfred Nobel established the prizes to avoid precisely the sort of posthumous reputation suggested by this premature obituary.

The boldness of her writing, her powers of enchantment and hilarity, her generous inventiveness, all make this premature and tragic death harder to take.

Mr Lott suggested that a bipartisan group work on the prickly issue of witnesses; Mr Daschle called this premature and refused Democratic co-operation.

The young cast members who inhabit this premature revival of Jonathan Larson's watershed rock opera from 1996, directed by Michael Greif, never seem to feel truly at home.

But the corporation itself invited this premature scrutiny of its changes – particularly at Radio 2 – through its blanket coverage of Terry Wogan's abdication, and the anointing of his successor.

(Brantley) 'LES MISÉRABLES' This premature revival, a slightly scaled-down version of the well-groomed behemoth that closed only three years ago, appears to be functioning in a state of mild sedation.

"The tragedy of these WikiLeaks is that if China is contemplating a historic change in its attitude to North Korea and possibly support for reunification, this premature revelation... will have put that back by years.

This premature weaning leaves the pigs with a lifelong craving to suck and chew, a desire they gratify in confinement by biting the tail of the animal in front of them.

As a US critic who came out strongly in favour of the play's visual flair and wide-angle philosophical point that market forces shape (or distort) human progress, I am dismayed by this premature closing.