Sentence examples for be very young from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
(You must be very young if you can't see that, Allison).
For women, that is to be very young and look a certain way".
You have to be very young or very foolhardy to feel no fear when you do something like this.
He works hard to capture the essential emotions of Sendak's work, particularly what it's like to be very young.
Special Music School Play-a-Thon Play-a-Thon Play-a-ThonSaturday playing claSomeal music in Manhattan this weekend will be very yofng.
But you don't have to be very young, very old or very parental to appreciate simplicity and economy when you see it.
In the 16 March issue of Nature, they report that the two dwarfs are about 1500 light-years away in the Orion Nebula's stellar nursery, meaning they must be very young--perhaps only a million years old.
Some children are very young human beings.
