Sentence examples for a rather young from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seinfeld said his father was on his own at a rather young age.

On Vesey St., against palings of St . Pauls churchyard, a rather young man preached of the soul and salvation to few people that gathered round.

Seeing it many times at a rather young age, I remember how shocked I was that an inoffensive-looking romcom would dare – SPOILER ALERT – not have a happy ending.

By Morris Markey The New Yorker, August 21 , 1926 P. 25On Vesey St., against palings of St . Pauls churchyard, a rather young man preached of the soul and salvation to few people that gathered round.

Aerospace is a rather young science for engineers and scientists.

However, in comparison with conventional industrial chemistry, the use of bioprocesses in general and biocatalysis in particular is a rather young technology.

Today the two versions, Pegg insists, co-exist peacefully, though pétanque "probably appeals to a rather younger crowd").

AS A rather younger man, Bello arrived in Lima in November 1982 just as an unprecedentedly severe El Niño current was getting under way.

He's also got "amusing" speech videos, which are probably aimed at a rather younger audience than us: there's one in which he explains how stupid flies must be to fly into windows.

UA presents some distinguishing and characteristic features because it is observed in a rather younger age group [1, 8, 9] than conventional ameloblastoma, which is rarely observed in younger populations [10, 11].

(He was the man who managed the city's rescue along with a then rather young Felix Rohatyn, the investment banker).