Sentence examples for impressionable time from inspiring English sources

It was an impressionable time for me as a kid; it must've been my teenage years.

"When you're the right age to read Cleary's books you're likely at your most impressionable time in life as a reader," Leonard Marcus, a children's book historian, said.

Kate and Maura, like all of us, secretly think of themselves as young because they were young at an impressionable time of their lives.

They're just on the cusp of their teens — a deeply impressionable time, when an unusually self-confident friend's world view can easily become your own.

I discovered it at a rather impressionable time – aged 20, halfway through university, still not sure whether I fancied boys or girls or both or neither.

Aside from the great fun, the hours of time spent on our mutual love of certain music and slapstick comedy, and the excessive amount of laughter we shared, we nurtured each other's talents and dreams at a very vulnerable and impressionable time in life.

We know our most impressionable times are when we are young.

And Los Angeles is an extraordinarily diverse city whose residents would benefit from a fun, engaging and smart new museum (which is expected to draw in curious and impressionable first-time museum-goers).

She and the rest of the defence team worked to convince the jury that Mr Tsarnaev was terribly young and impressionable at the time of the crime, and is thoroughly repentant now.When the verdict was read, the jury was reportedly visibly agitated.

At some point in the late 1980s, having dabbled for a time, the impressionable young artist who naively believed that to dance to Heroin by the Velvet Underground you had to actually be on heroin, soon found himself as strung out and desperate as the protagonist of Lou Reed's song.

Education for most students comes at a time when still impressionable but maturing minds begin to confront competing ideas more openly and objectively.