Sentence examples for a notably young from inspiring English sources

Moodie, at 43, is young to play Hamlet's mum – but then Paapa Essiedu is a notably young prince.

It was thus on a high note that Palliser returned to London as a notably young permanent under-secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 1975.

That white audience is a notably young one: Exit polls revealed that nearly half of all the people who saw "Get Out" when it opened on the last weekend in February were under the age of 25.

Michigan will see a notably young cast -- David Oyelowo, who brings guts and gumption to Henry VI, a king usually played as a mild-mannered saint, is just 24 -- and striking and sometimes gory stage effects.

The society's new-music events, for example, attract a notably younger crowd.

"Both are powerful predictors of involvement in the criminal justice system," she wrote, "and Muslims in Britain have a notably younger age profile than non-Muslims and are more likely to come from lower socio-economic groups".

On my recent visit here, for the opening of a lively annual contemporary-music festival, New Creations, instituted by Mr. Oundjian immediately on his arrival, the orchestra sounded excellent in concert and in rehearsal, and it had clearly tapped into an enthusiastic and notably young audience.

They are spread widely around the world but do share a number of similarities, notably young populations.

Clark hints at, but never quite asks the question of why Williams entrusted his secret memoir to a notably unliterary young man.

A notably handsome young man, he attempted without success to launch a career as a singer, but a songwriting partnership with Frank Slay Jr, a young pianist from Texas, laid the foundations for a different kind of career in the music industry.

In this notably young Congress many members have young children.