Sentence examples for this prematurely from inspiring English sources

But audiences wary of official masterpieces should know that it's an overwhelming experience, with a robust humor and poignancy that tingle afresh in this prematurely grizzled new millennium.

The actor Kate Moran was phenomenal in her tongue-twistingly repeated "I was in this prematurely air-conditioned super market" sequence.

The actors – even a peculiarly cast Sally Hawkins as a wily Russian housekeeper – give this prematurely festive fable some shaggy charm, but it putters along to no particular place.

And over the long term, Dr. Campbell said, 15percentto20percentcent of babies born this prematurely will suffer some disability, including cerebral palsy, mental retardation, blindness or deafness.

As Fink points out, one of the most famous scenes in "Einstein" is a monologue beginning with the lines "I was in this prematurely air-conditioned supermarket," in which a speaker rattles on about a display of bathing caps with "Fourth of July plumes on them".

I predicted this, prematurely, in my Sept. 6 column; I stress now that the move won't be immediate.

Regrettably, Wittgenstein closes this matter prematurely (claiming that this issue should not come in at this point); the linkage between rule-following in language and in aesthetics is still to this day too little investigated.

"We feel they took this action prematurely.

Back in January, this blog, prematurely at best, saw a sign of commodity bubble bursting.

A year later Khalip still bears the marks of this trauma, prematurely aged by fear and sleepless nights.

Many newspapers (including this one) prematurely awarded that distinction to China in 2012.