Sentence examples for a sort of younger from inspiring English sources

An easygoing Piedmontese red from the under-appreciated Dolcetto grape, a sort of younger cousin of the distinguished grape in this part of Italy, Nebbiolo.

She provides Stu the touch of a sort-of younger woman.

"But Justin was identifying with a sort of young, Rat Pack fantasy in some way, and that is a terrific look for him".

Think of a fleet, gentle girl, with flowing blond hair and pale-blue eyes, who is also a trained killer — a sort of young Angelina Jolie without the attitude.

There's a comical cinema-centricity to "Gorgeous Girl," including a subplot involving a fanatical boy movie-maker (a sort of young-Truffaut surrogate in a cosseting household) and a plethora of on-screen movie in-references (including one ironic, bitter, and utterly apt one, in a jail cell, to Robert Bresson's "Pickpocket").

The "&Co" was added to give the name a sort of "young vibe" and has otherwise no meaning.

Harms explains with a sort of young writer's enthusiasm.

Roache said: "I was a sort of young semi-heartthrob in those days and thought getting married was going to finish all that".

A tradition born in 1984, the event marks a sort of young pop culture extravaganza, with performances and sketches from the top names in corporate-approved subversion.

He basks in the warmth of a loving extended family but also in a sort of harem of younger women – the newsreaders Natasha Kaplinsky and Kate Silverton among them – to whom he offers career advice and avuncular flirtation.

She had the sort of features that looked good from any angle, film star looks - a sort of Loretta Young with a cello between her elegant legs.