Sentence examples for callow young from inspiring English sources

But Tannehill is an especially callow young quarterback.

One half-expects a callow young Donald Trump to butt in and hold a news conference.

That graying tenor didn't even try to look like a callow young man.

So the tight chain of causality seemed to my callow young self, at least.

She suggests that callow young Obama aides were wrong to urge a swift end to Hosni Mubarak's rule in Egypt.

REMEMBER Bud Fox, the callow, young go-getter portrayed by Charlie Sheen in the 1987 movie "Wall Street"?

Mr. Mohamud's lawyers, by contrast, argued that the case was all about the character of a callow, immature young man.

Or to stop your callow younger self walking out on the person you only later realised you loved?

The daughter of a minor noble known for his scholarship in the Chinese classics, she proves much quicker at lessons than her callow younger brother, and her father quietly encourages her bookishness.

IN the landmark 1967 film "The Graduate," there is a famous scene at a cocktail party where a helpful older man whispers this single word of business advice into the ear of the callow, befuddled young Dustin Hoffman: "Plastics".

Technology companies when they flirt with the content businesses tend to hire hustlers and worthies, Hollywood types or those looking for a sinecure, or the eager and callow, ambitious young men and women with a suck-up I-love-tech shingle.