Sentence examples for youthful phase from inspiring English sources

For many, the bohemian life was just a youthful phase.

They also found another surprising detail: the "gears" are only available to the insects while they are in their youthful phase.

In Rakastunut rampa (1922; "The Amorous Cripple"), however, Lehtonen bitterly rejects the tributes to individualism and genius worship that marked his youthful phase.

Hip-hop is in an unusually cheerful, youthful phase, and so teen-friendly franchises like Screamfest and BET's "106 & Park" (whose hosts made a brief appearance) seem more central than ever.

Spranger, after a youthful religious phase in Italy, came north in the late sixteenth century, and in Prague he created lithe allegories, typically starring resilient women and overpowered men.

/ I am the saddest of all living things!" and culminates with a quiet rasp of "Das Ende!" Wagner was in the final years of his youthful revolutionary phase when he wrote the libretto for the "Ring" — the text was finished in 1852 — and Wotan served as a metaphor for those arrogant potentates who had subjugated humanity through a system of laws and dogmas.

Older "students" seem hungrier for this intellectual exposure than people in their youthful university phase.

In September 1987, Lord recognized then-presidential candidate Joe Biden using words he recognized from a Robert Kennedy speech that he'd played repeatedly as a kid during his youthful Democratic phase.

In the final phase, we return to the first youthful narrator, who gives an account of the dramatic events during the quest for the lost poet.

As youthful nuclear competitors, India and Pakistan are going through a phase considered by most analysts as especially dangerous, a time when an arms race is on and neither side knows whether it is falling fatefully behind.

Each piece of music — two symphonies and a piano concerto — marks an important phase of the composer's career, from youthful exuberance to the turmoil of later life.