Sentence examples for of too young from inspiring English sources

They're still kind of too young.

While Parker, 31, is in his prime, the Spurs are mostly an odd mix of too young and too old.

With his shot gone and his team a troubling mix of too young and too old, the end was bleak.

Even though Nolan was kind of too young to experience it the same way the other two could, we put him down and let him put his hand in the sand.

Howard and Marika Stone, authors of "Too Young to Retire: 101 Ways to Start the Rest of Your Life," recommend that older workers consider their children as a resource in starting new careers.

Aren't they kind of too young to get it?

Her razor-wire stanzas in "The Glimmering Room," even better than her fine debut, "Ruin" (Alice James Books, 2006), are full of too-young desolation angels, "the other almost-girls" and "the boys who want to die".

Here's a simple solution to the problem of too-young children in kindergarten: Restore kindergarten to what it was before we went off the rails in this country, sucking the joy and life out of learning and school by viewing education solely through the narrow lens of tests, tests and more tests.

If you're too poor, they'll accuse you of envy; too rich, of hypocrisy; too young, of naivety; too old, of being a dinosaur.

For the benefit of readers too young to have heard of her, she was Charlotte Beers before there was Charlotte Beers.

Meanwhile in Israel, with Bamba melting in the mouths of babies too young to walk, the rate of peanut allergy in toddlers is 0.04%.