Sentence examples for indeed very young from inspiring English sources
Indeed, very young children are more likely to require hospitalization as a result of viral respiratory illness [ 19].
Indeed, very young patients diagnosed with breast cancer usually present larger and poorly differentiated tumours, lymph node invasion, HER2 overexpression and an absence of hormone receptor (HR) expression [ 4, 5].
The wine was indeed beautiful, very young but bursting with fruit.
Looking for the cultural opening, Ms. Obaid said, she reminds Muslim leaders that many girls are indeed married very young.
If she behaved like a 40-year-old professional when she was eight, when Fanning now says, "I've had so many experiences and been so many places in my life, and met so many people, and I'm still so young and have three more lifetimes!" she sounds very young indeed.
They are sometimes very young indeed: four or five.
Given the threats to our planet, it is also the one that children need to learn about from very young indeed.
The ever increasing gap between the Little Fellow and his creator was lost on neither Chaplin nor the commentators: the Tramp impoverished, insignificant, impotent; Chaplin rich, universally courted, hugely potent, both as artist and as male, with his much publicised string of wives and mistresses, many of them very young indeed.
I'm not suggesting that anything Mullenweg does is wrong; indeed for someone still very young he deserves much admiration for all he has achieved.
Clearly, these photos are spectacular ways to convey the strength and flexibility of gymnasts, but the widespread reliance on the "crotch shot" to communicate that idea suggests at best a lack of imagination, and at worst a sexualization of world-class athletes, some of whom are very young indeed.
