Sentence examples for extraordinarily young from inspiring English sources

Cassandra likes her because of her kindness, but this doesn't stop her wondering whether the reason she looks so extraordinarily young is "because her expression is so blank".

I got a Delia book – she looks extraordinarily young on the front cover – and it's still on our shelf in the kitchen.

Out went Thomas, among others, with the Patriots opting to rely on an extraordinarily young defense that did not add a prominent pass rusher, the team's most glaring need.

"Eleven Madison Park just oozed from every one of its pores the fact that it was a place where a number of extraordinarily young and talented people were determined to make their mark," he says.

Mysteriously, the first closeup showed no impact craters, suggesting that the surface itself is extraordinarily young – perhaps no more than 100m years old – compared with the solar system, which is about 4.5bn years old.

The gifts we give our children – self-confidence, an enthusiasm to learn, an ability to empathise with others, a joy in forging new friendships – these are instilled at an extraordinarily young age.

She is a proud and an extraordinarily grounded young woman.

"Todd is an extraordinarily capable young man, and he'd make a good governor".

Extraordinarily lovely young things end up dangling from meat hooks in smugglers' fridges.

The shot also introduces a powerful, extraordinarily gifted young actress: Michelle Rodriguez.

'This extraordinarily serious young man came into my gallery endeavouring to interest me in a print.