Sentence examples for notably young from inspiring English sources

In this notably young Congress many members have young children.

Moodie, at 43, is young to play Hamlet's mum – but then Paapa Essiedu is a notably young prince.

The preservation of the power structure that Mr. McCurry advocates will only drive more Americans, notably young people, from politics.

They are spread widely around the world but do share a number of similarities, notably young populations.

Now, he frets, every client that Wheatsheaf places in work merely displaces other job-seekers, notably young ones.

It was thus on a high note that Palliser returned to London as a notably young permanent under-secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 1975.

The society's new-music events, for example, attract a notably younger crowd.

The Italian looks notably younger and cheerier than four years ago when England received a draw described in one newspaper as "EASY".

One can sense the expectation as the lights dim, while noting a New York Theatre Workshop audience notably younger than the ancient Manhattan norm.

But, while Vimizin may not work for everyone, notably younger patients, Long vehemently disagrees with the committee's findings in her specific case.

The crustal material on either side of the ridge is notably younger than that on the corresponding plateaus, indicating an uprising of material from Earth's mantle onto the crest of the ridge.