Sentence examples for may seem young from inspiring English sources

Rivera is 37, which may seem young to Clemens.

That may seem young, but Yehudi Menuhin finished the first complete recording of the six works in 1936, when he was 20.

Bright 12-year-old Binny may seem young for a main character in a teenage novel, but her company is consistently sparky without ever lapsing into the irritatingly cute.

Beware agents: this crowd may need some help managing all the growth, but in most cases, they may seem young, but they've gamed a system and found the audiences all the 'majors' couldn't figure out and we all know how hard they tried.

BOBBY SHORT ARRIVES -- To his many fans, Bobby Short at 79 may seem younger than springtime, but the days are dwindling to a precious few in his run of 36 consecutive years at the elegant Cafe Carlyle.

And while it may seem like young stars – and particularly young women – are succumbing to industry pressures, they're actually just putting the industry in perspective.

Today, 16 may seem a young age to start, but Mason was mature for her years.

Mr. Yago, 29, may seem too young to be disillusioned about journalism, but his seven years spent at MTV News and his contributions to CBS News would suggest otherwise.

At 54, with 10 features to his name and another, "Taking Woodstock," scheduled for late this month, Mr. Lee may seem rather young for a retrospective.

Forty-five may seem relatively young to us now, but, as Lepore points out, longevity is a modern condition: In the first U.S. census, in 1790, less than two per cent of the population was over the age of sixty-five; by 1970, more than ten per cent was.

Although the baby may seem too young to be aware of the differences, they are actually very sensitive to the smell and touch of the people that hold them.