Sentence examples for Formative ages from inspiring English sources
They won't get to know each other at the most formative ages, when prejudices can be wiped out so easily.
Rivers's sons, who had been painted naked by him at formative ages, were emotionally unaffected, vouching that there was no sexual overtone or latent pornography in their father's work.
These things are all happening at quite formative ages, so I think it'd be great to see them cross paths again.
"In my circle of friends, we've found ourselves talking less about the details and what-ifs of JFK's presidency and more about his personal impact on the course of our lives during such formative ages," he wrote.
"This is really special, because the students are at such a formative age.
Fourteen is a formative age, especially for people growing up in social contexts framed by pop culture.
And as I kept rereading it at that formative age, the book was also ever so gently nudging me towards my ultimate career path.
Should it be Antonia White, whose fictionalised account of her convent-school years, Frost in May, I read at a particularly formative age?
When I read Ballet Shoes by Noel Streatfield at a formative age, Petrova, who wanted to fly planes and hated ballet, was the Fossil I most wanted to be.
Kugel explains how and why the writers of this formative age of interpretation roughly 200 B.C.E. to 150 C.E. assumed such a significant role.
It's a performance of sneaky charm that deftly evokes the receptiveness of an unformed mind at a formative age — a testament to the openness of youth.
