Sentence examples similar to my impressionable age from inspiring English sources

I'm glad that at an impressionable age my Dad told me of a dumb white cop with power telling a smart young black woman with promise she was "really just a Kaffir".

When I was still at an impressionable age, my mother retired from Vernon's Football Pools and became a lollipop lady, looking after a busy corner at the junction of Breck Road and Oakfield Road in north Liverpool.

Since I lost my chain-smoking grandmother to cancer at an impressionable age, the thought of sucking any kind of smoke into my lungs thoroughly disgusts me.

If you're fortunate enough not to have had the 10 thrillingly appalling cautionary tales that comprise Shockheaded Peter read to you in a low voice at the dead of night at an impressionable age, let me give you my personal highlights.

As I meet many of these new immigrants working hard, finding their way, I think back to my own arrival in this country at the impressionable age of 16.

Sarah Littlefeather Demick Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2) by Pink Floyd "We don't need no education / We don't need no thought control" It's not exactly the message you would want to give your children at an impressionable age, nevertheless Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall, my dad's favourite, was the unlikely anthem of my childhood.

"An impressionable age, you know".

The exposure began at an impressionable age.

Miley is at an impressionable age.

Kaukenas was 13 years old then, an impressionable age.

In approximately Edwardian attire, five girls of an impressionable age — were they sisters?