Sentence examples for clearly young from inspiring English sources

Clearly, young Kerouac would have ignored Maximo Bistrot and the refugees in Mazatlán.

Yet there are clearly young Wonder fans, and fans in almost every other age group, too.

And, as the pixies and trolls depicted in the video were "clearly young", he was arrested and charged with possessing objectionable material. .

This kid is clearly young, not conventionally attractive and, if what he wrote isn't a joke, a McDonald's employee – but he's got a nice, self-deprecating sense of humor about his situation.

Clearly, young men lack basic access to condoms more because of socio-cultural considerations than practical availability.

(FGD 4) Clearly, young men seemed to be thinking of these issues, and they had ready opinions on the use of condoms.

The Staten Island tree, which we dubbed the Clove Lakes colossus, was clearly younger than its Queens rival, and it had had the benefit of little competition.

But yesterday, during the network's presentations to advertisers at Carnegie Hall, Mr. Moonves consistently described its new shows as "urban, upscale and clearly younger," words that formerly did not appear on any page in the CBS dictionary.

Today's performers are clearly younger, the intellectual riffs on seemingly old-fashioned acts are green-apple fresh and, in some instances, shows are longer, deeper and more thoughtful.

The largest adjustment (+40 points), for instance, occurs for Hungary in RLS 1991 because the sample comprises grade 3 students who are clearly younger than 120 months.

They're clearly younger, but they still understand what it means to have a negative body image.