Sentence examples for bit young for from inspiring English sources
Bit young for riot grrrling?
"You're a bit young for this game".
Isn't Liberato a bit young for the material?
Yes, he was a bit young for the part; Emile is meant to be 44.
So, Hague went out plotting and fighting rather than as dignified elder statesman – he's a bit young for that.
And although it may be a bit young for me now, I still very much enjoyed this.
For tennis players, it's a bit younger; for golfers, a bit older.
I was a bit younger for the film and the part was not as detailed.
But McLeish certainly ticked most of the boxes for the Scottish Football Association - especially the ones about instant availability and not needing to pay compensation for breaking a contract - even if some perceive him to be a bit young at 48 for the job of national team coach.
Douglas E. Winter of Fangoria magazine believed that Sheridan might have been a bit young and "zany" for the part, but gave a credible performance; he said that Sheridan attacked the role "with the swagger of Elvis, the sway of David Koresh and as much craziness as your heart desires (and network TV allows)".
