Sentence examples for was maturity from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being mature, ready or ripe
- Some foods and drinks, like wine, only reach their full taste at maturity, which literally comes at a price
Dyson felt Young's primary issue was maturity, learning how to deal with adversity after seasons of uninterrupted success.
Had he withheld comment, Stern might have learned that Hayes had actually praised the players, saying that all they lacked was maturity.
Perhaps it was maturity or maybe it was just fatigue, but after MacCulloch found his moment tonight, he waited for his teammates to come and hug him.
There was maturity in their rapport and in their backing of Ms. Martin, who closed with one of several folkish originals about love and the passage of time.
"There was maturity from our performance and it shows to me that the players are trying to learn and then move on, that's all you can ask from them".
What this young researcher brought to the table was maturity and a proprietary approach to her work (class work and research) that I haven't seen before or since in someone so young.
"These are maturity problems.
"It's maturity," Laviolette said.
"That's maturity," Matthews said.
It is maturity Knight is worried about.
"For me, it's maturity," she said.
