Phrases with «sophomore slump»

"Sophomore slump" refers to a period of decreased performance or progress experienced by someone in their second year of an endeavor, especially in sports, music, or academics. It is a term used to describe a temporary decline in success or achievement following an initially strong start. Full definition

sophomore slump

Sentences with «sophomore slump»

Kubrick may not be the best template for a hot young director to avoid sophomore slump, and the timing could be better, considering how closely it follows on the heels of Dylan Kidd's sophomore effort P.S., also about a woman, in this case Laura Linney, falling in love with a younger man she believes to be an ex-lover. (comingsoon.net)
It's clear that Glover knew what worked in Season 1, which already came out of the gate as a bold and confident series, and Season 2 is a continuation of that, bucking a trend of sophomore slumps for auteur - driven television shows. (metacritic.com)
Altogether, while Pyewacket is still OK, it's a major sophomore slump for Adam MacDonald. (rowthree.com)
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Phrases with «sophomore slump»

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