Sentence examples for make a teenager from inspiring English sources

You really don't want to make a teenager angry.

Mark Hadley said: "You can't make a teenager daughter do anything.

And even shows with actors who keep their clothes on can have titles that would make a teenager giggle.

It's the kind that might make a teenager hide out in the bathroom on the night of a date.

"Six months ago, we didn't think this was going to happen," Rhea says navigating amid clutter so overwhelming it would make a teenager blush.

But the question of whether bigger breasts will make a teenager or preteenager more confident, and the propriety of running such an advertisement in a magazine catering to a young audience has been cause for debate among the editors and publishers of magazines for teenagers.

But bat ears or a cleft lip can still make a teenager's life a misery.

Furthermore, it makes me angry, and I'm 41, so you have to wonder how it makes a teenager feel.

It's the sort of ambition that makes a teenager seem unrealistically optimistic: the daily effort to project her joy and potential onto a world that doesn't appreciate her.

For example, taking things away from a teenager may not be as effective as making a teenager participate in activities that benefit others and broaden the teen's experience.

She's not so good at trying to make a skittish gay teenager trust her.