Sentence examples for difficult youth from inspiring English sources
La Répudiation drew upon Boudjedra's difficult youth.
In the first ad, he discusses his difficult youth.
(Imagine a farmboy-turned-soldier from Idaho saying, "Throughout my youth, my difficult youth, the chief imperative was to escape the domination of my father").
On the other hand, those odds are probably less than might have been given against Hagel overcoming his difficult youth to become a successful businessman and senator.
Asked what their biggest moral failings were, Mr. Obama referred to his "difficult youth" when, he said, he experimented with drugs and drank alcohol.
His late-blooming real estate career came after a difficult youth: Mr. Gamal pleaded guilty to at least six misdemeanors in his late teens and early 20s, including charges related to disorderly conduct, drunk driving and attempted shoplifting.
Taylor's noble goal in "The Gospel of Anarchy" is to remind those of us long past our own difficult youths of the grace and beauty to be found even in a "bunch of drunkpunks in the armpit of Florida".
Longer and overlapping seasons and practice sessions make it more difficult for youth to participate in multiple sports.
In general, demographic trends, migration flows, and changes of family structure can influence support for pay-as-you-go pension scheme, or for labor market rigidities that make it difficult for youth to find employment at the same time as they protect their parents' income.
Unfortunately there are pockets of bigoted, closed minds who fail to realize the equality and rights of others and have certainly made it difficult for youth to express themselves as who they are.
Consequently, current exercise recommendations may be too difficult for youth to tolerate.
