Sentences with phrase «realities of adulthood»

I try to prolong the fragile experience of youthful yearning, idealistic heroism, and dreaming in the face of the inevitable consequences of reality of adulthood.

The wind industry is a lot like Peter Pan — the eternal child, who will fight, kick and scream to avoid the stark reality of adulthood.

In your twenties it's easy to let old dreams fade as the daily realities of adulthood set in.

The wind industry is a lot like Peter Pan — the perpetual infant, hard - wired to fight, kick and scream to avoid the stark reality of adulthood.

Parents have been called out for producing a generation of children who are spoiled, entitled, and ill prepared to handle the realities of adulthood.

Here are five strategies for raising an independent teen who will be prepared to deal with the realities of adulthood:

Kids who know how to handle uncomfortable feelings will be better equipped for the realities of adulthood.

Teens who are successful in handling these responsibilities become well - equipped for some of the realities of adulthood.

But aside from the realities of adulthood, the Ideal Me loves to travel.

The multi-generational comedy centers on four recent college graduates «who discover that their lofty expectations and the realities of adulthood are two very different things.»

Get A Job is a multi-generational comedy about four recent college graduates who discover that their lofty expectations and the realities of adulthood are two very different things.

Like «Young Adult,» it stars Charlize Theron and deals with the clash between the dreams of youth and the realities of adulthood.

Forced to confront the realities of adulthood for the first time, Donna prepares herself to have an abortion — on Valentine's Day, of all days — and finds support in the most unexpected places.

Chalamet's performance in Call Me by Your Name is a jaw - dropper, a navigation of identity and romance and libido in a world that churns all those notions into upheaval, and a reality of adulthood where choices can either bind or set free.

The school seems to exist in order to prepare these children for the realities of adulthood, and Hadzihalilovic's film becomes a celebration of the innocence of childhood and a mournful study of what children lose and leave behind when they cross over the threshold into the adult world.