Sentence examples for be considered young from inspiring English sources

I'd still be considered young.

I was reaching the age at which I wouldn't be considered young anymore.

Three years from now, the Thunder will still be considered young.

Of the top four starters, only Kyle Hendricks, at twenty-seven, would be considered young by baseball standards.

Early in his career, when his E.R.A. hovered in the 4.00 range, Sabathia could be considered young and inexperienced.

They've been around too long to be considered young riders – restrict the classification to those under 23 like the Tour of California or, better still, to debutants.

You'd have to check maternity and birth order, but you'd also have to confirm that Jane had at least three sons for one to be considered "youngest".

At 53, he is considered young by the standards of Indian politics, and something of an upstart.

This will be our seventh playoff game, and though this year's team is considered young, we have plenty of experience in must-win games.

This insistence on her age sounded curious in a country where women are considered young much longer than in the English-speaking world.

But at 52, he is considered young by Japanese standards to become a company president, the equivalent of chief executive in the United States.