Utiliser "ripeness" dans une phrase

1. The mist had burned off the water by now and there were a few people paddling about checking the hulls for ripeness

2. Ripeness is all

3. machinations of conspiracy; but somehow or other, the ripeness of all wickedness, and of this longstanding madness and audacity, has come to a head at the time of my consulship

4. ripeness of taut nipples that seemed to quiver beneath the plundering

5. Petra Cotes, for her part, loved him more and more as she felt his love increasing, and that was how in the ripeness of autumn she began to believe once more in the youthful superstition that poverty was the servitude of love

6. Then, look at the fruit after its ripeness and maturity and ask yourself: who has put the sweetness in this fruit and made it of such delicious taste though it rises from wood which has nothing of that at all?

7. These phenomena conduce for plant’s growth and fruit’s ripeness, as well as they help giving rest and recreation for man and animals, and for a lot of creation

8. Of course, Darek had no knowledge of how to determine the ripeness of a strange, alien cactus, but it appeared best because of its darker green color

9. This little plump thing, bursting with young ripeness through her jumper, was real substantial flesh and blood, intensely alive, almost audibly crackling with vigour; and Fanny, looking at her, felt as if her own bones were hardly covered enough for decency, and that she was nothing but a pale ghost wandered from the rapidly cooling past, strayed into a richly warm generation to which she in no way belonged

10. “ The red candles on the right signify ripeness and abundance and the white candles on the left signify the barrenness of the coming winter months

11. Around the right side of the well were red candles, signifying the red of ripeness and abundance and on the left side were white candles, signifying the barreness of the coming winter months

12. Maybe we can hold the question of what role inquiry, devotion, effort, surrender, transmission, meditation, gratitude, intention, silencing the mind, studying spiritual books, involvement with a teacher or master, ripeness of the student, karma, grace, and luck play in our awakening with an openness and curiosity instead of needing to define their roles once and for all

13. He’s never as manic as he was at that moment, with his face seemingly ready to rip apart at the cheeks and cheeks so red from what was probably laughter he could have beaten a cherry tomato in a ripeness contest

14. They both were late in coming to maturity, and psychical ripeness was much behind even the physical

15. He did not expect any of them to bear fruit yet but, by July, to his surprise, one precocious sapling had a dozen or so tiny dark-green pears, small as yet and as hard as stones, but promising ripeness in the autumn

16. His thoughts were on ripeness when he saw Philippa coming towards him through the garden, and it struck him how round and full her breasts were

17. 'The builders did not know the uses to which their work would descend; they made a new house with the stones of the old castle; year by year, generation after generation, they enriched and extended it; year by year the great harvest of timber in the park grew to ripeness; until, in sudden frost, came the age of Hooper; the place was desolate and the work all brought to nothing; Quomodo sedet sola civitas

18. And when Chip worked his hand up under her shirt and handled a small breast clumsily, like an avocado he was testing for ripeness, she could have been anyone’s girlfriend, could have been anyone, which at the time seemed like what she wanted

19. For it is said that, though the fruit of the Tree comes seldom to ripeness, yet the life within may then lie sleeping through many long years, and none can foretell the time in which it will awake

20. Obviously, this is very true, but we are the ones who choose the best level of ripeness, of flavor concentration, of fat content, and of texture among what is presented to us

21. She was slight of build, perhaps not yet fully developed, with the early ripeness of the Eastern beauty expressed in face and figure— a black cherry, at sight of which the mouth of such a gourmand as the Ritter von Wallishausen would naturally water! Her fine face seemed meant only to be the setting of her two black eyes