Sentence examples for at an impressionable from inspiring English sources

The exposure began at an impressionable age.

Miley is at an impressionable age.

"Give me a girl at an impressionable age," she boasts, "and she is mine for life".

Dad: big ears, stocky legs and exposure to theatre at an impressionable age.

But for those of us who were inculcated at an impressionable age, its significance is far greater.

It all adds up to a chilling portrait of the consequences of isolating children at an impressionable age.

And the memory of a book read at an impressionable age means that most objections will be even more emotion-based than usual.

It recruited boys at an impressionable age, as the Jesuits did, the better to inculcate them with discipline and with passion for the cause.

If you saw it in a theater at an impressionable age you may still be seized by irrational, mortal fear every time you experience a touch of indigestion.

Kate and Maura, like all of us, secretly think of themselves as young because they were young at an impressionable time of their lives.

I was a teenager when he emerged, and was one of the many people who saw his performance of "Starman" on Top Of The Pops in the summer of 1972 (I had just turned 12), one of the many millions whose lives were altered at such an impressionable age.