Sentence examples for honestly young from inspiring English sources

Honestly, young people these days... they just don't know how to behave, do they?

Honestly, young strong men are giving out, while the Vixen of the Shower was not even showing any strain.

Honestly, young parents are often more easily able to become super responsible parents than people who have kids later in life because they have way fewer years of childfree life to shake off.

Wherever he winds up, Burress hopefully will eschew the prima donna role he once embraced and speak honestly with young, so-called star athletes about the pitfalls of stardom and entitlement.

Do you honestly beleive young people have it worse than their parents?...Everyone I know's parents grew up in conditions that would qualify as 3rd world by today's standards.

But when he scales back, he identifies the show's compelling core: a group of earnest, honestly desperate young people, "spending a minute and a half on a very large empty stage trying to convince the world that their lives should be about something bigger".

I fit the description perfectly, and honestly, any young or older woman who is supporting herself or a family makes about 30,000 a year.

It's real work, often done when one is tired, usually not a lot of fun, and quite honestly, most young students do not really overtly care a lot about.

"That's not super-important to me, honestly," the younger Dent said.

In 1956, Roswell Magill, a partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, spoke for a generation of professionals when he wrote that law firms "can no longer honestly assure promising young men that if they become partners they can save money in substantial amounts, build country homes and gardens for themselves like their fathers and grandfathers did, and plan extensive European holidays".

These coaches and administrators honestly believe having young athletes specialize in a single sport is best for the kids under their guidance.