Sentence examples for histories young from inspiring English sources

Those four books seem like a set of themes and variations: hidden histories, young men's rites of passage, the compulsion of desire, the fragility (perhaps even the impossibility) of love.

A convinced medievalist since the age of four, I had discovered Shakespeare's histories young, and when my older sister was set Richard II for GCE, the magic of its music got inside my head and stayed.

Throughout history, young people have been at the vanguard of change.

China News has gone so far as to christen a nickname: In history, young Americans have always been lumped into specific "generations".

What is a star?" "You are a person with a lot of history, young man," says Jan. "I might have history but history is in the future not the past," says Rooney, incomprehensibly.

"A Place of Greater Safety" involved herculean characters altering the course of history: young, fierce, brutal, and witty — everything was big, everything was important, the most trivial action took on heroic significance.

In history, young Americans have always been lumped into specific "generations". There was "The Lost Generation" after the First World War, and then "The Beat Generation" after the Second World War.

We care because the world has changed over the past few decades, and for the first time in history young people lead the world in discipline upon discipline.

For the first time in history, young people have the tools of creation and implementation in their hands.

For the first time in Ukraine's history, young civil society leaders will be elected into Parliament, appearing on many party lists.

Throughout history, young people have led social change, and today's kids are no different — despite the negative labels often attached to them.