Sentence examples for far far younger from inspiring English sources

The picture on the American Bible Web site purporting to be Valerie Green shows a woman far, far younger than 85, perhaps in her 60s or early 70s.

Her face is as warm and open and sweet as fresh-iced birthday cake, and she looks far, far younger than her 41 years.

He actively reveals a complete lack of boundaries when it comes to analyzing the bodies of women not just young enough to be his daughter, but his actual daughter, and girls far, far younger.

The striking thing about the loss of Nora Ephron, at 71 (far, far too young, but I like to think she might have taken some comfort in having stayed pretty to the end), is how personal a loss it is.

So, greatly saddened though I am that she died, far, far too young, on 29 February, there is comfort in the fact that her laughter lives on through the pages of her books.

To my brother who, a long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, as a young Marine returning from overseas, gave this younger brother first his 35mm camera: this life-changing act is an un-repayable debt.

This is far less in younger age groups.

The Tibetan story goes something like this: A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… A young boy is plucked from a small backwater settlement on the far outskirts of a powerful empire and trained in the ways of an ancient mystical tradition.

That's because my three young children are far, far below.

The facts that almost 94,000 children entered the youth justice system in England and Wales for the first time last year, that the number of children in prison has more than doubled in just over a decade and that we lock up far more children at a far younger age than any other country in western Europe are all matters for national shame.

But Danny Boyle has gone far beyond that, and at a far younger age.