prepubescence造句

• Most likely, she has played the piano since prepubescence.
• The kids are lovable losers _ bed-wetting, warts and sheer boredom with school and family gnaw at their prepubescence.
• However he, too, invoked prepubescence with graphic miniskirts in black and white that also worked within the vocabulary of the tightly wound Sputnik years.
• As a result, the vocal range of prepubescence ( shared by both sexes ) is largely retained, and the voice develops into adulthood in a unique way.
• The perpetual quest for the virtues of youth and beauty, especially in this era of waif supermodels who are 18 going on prepubescence, sometimes portrays these traits as inseparable.
• Creating a Prepubescence section at the Preadolescence article can obviously be an option regardless of what is decided here at the Pedophilia article, but it has been explicitly suggested as a compromise.
• "' Option 2 "': Link the term " prepubescent ", but add a Prepubescence section to the Preadolescence article and redirect the term " prepubescent " there.
• Thirty-seven years now seems like 370, relative to the national appetite for home entertainment and the need for television programming that has turned a once-quaint Saturday staple into a political convention for prepubescence.
• The world of 9-year-old Megan, heroine of a new children's book, is filled with the typical stuff of prepubescence _ the cliques and tiffs, the Alpha girls and tomboys, the snobs and cyberfriends at home, at school and at camp.
• "Since family duties are ( or at any rate were ) particularly onerous in Japan and sex roles so rigidly defined, " he writes, " it is no wonder that young girls so often long to stop time and to retreat into a fantasy world of purity, androgyny and prepubescence . ".