Sentence examples similar to in one's impressionable years from inspiring English sources

By the '90s old TV series, the ones from my own impressionable years, were turning up regularly on cable channels like Nick at Nite.

But one is most impressionable in one's teens; and, as a notoriously late developer who failed his 11-plus, I was about 16 when books really started to affect me profoundly.

Here goes: In my younger, more impressionable years, I suffered from an Agatha Christie obsession.

My most impressionable years were spent in Kenya, where for the first time I met people that were not Ethiopians.

I was shielded from stereotypes during my young and impressionable years.

It's been a regular joke in our family ever since I can remember: how embarrassing it must have been for mum to have frittered away her impressionable years caring about such fluff.

As for her co-star Jude Law, the Most Beautiful Man On Earth made little impact in her impressionable teen years, and she missed The Talented Mr Ripley altogether.

Each of us has an internal default setting -- usually formed in our impressionable early years -- that becomes the foundation for a matching set of beliefs.

And chances are, those early angels and demons are just as fresh today as they were back in your impressionable teenage years.

Since I started shining shoes in a barber shop in Memphis as an impressionable 12-year-old, I realized I had a dominant entrepreneur gene.

It's "Grey's Anatomy" in gray flannel suits: impressionable first-year hires at a prestigious Los Angeles law firm try to balance the demands of the partners and their consciences.