Sentence examples for slightly too young from inspiring English sources

Not because he's too old, but because he may be slightly too young.

Though slightly too young to be drafted into the Vietnam War, he badly wanted to volunteer.

Morecambe & Wise are more seminal but I was slightly too young in Eric and Ern's 70s heyday.

At 21 years old, I am slightly too young to recall the splendour of 1999-2005 in Sunderland.

However, there are millions of young people who did not vote this year, not because of apathy, but because they were slightly too young.

Charlie may be getting a bit forgetful, but he's a charmer; Lil is a bustling, life-of-the-party type — you can tell immediately from the slightly too loud, slightly too young outfits designed by Ilona Somogyi.

Women who work in front of a television camera and are unwise enough to pass their 40th birthdays are losing their jobs all the time, but one look at Almodóvar's film should convince any sensible person that newsreaders in their 40s are not slightly too old, but much too young.

And the too young ones, firmand slightly sour, not yet softened by the sun.And the ripe ones, which felt like biting intomy own flesh, slightly carnivorous.

In Raheem Sterling, they have found the perfect scapegoat; young, gifted and slightly too Jamaican for the British public, his name is being bandied about as a symptom of moral decline – Body Count's "Cop Killer" come to life, with a tight fade and a mansion in Alderley Edge – while Harry Kane is being treated like the Unknown Soldier, despite being an almost entirely neutral character.

Zico had always been a slightly mythical figure to me, a vital cog of the superb 1982 team that I was just too young to witness.

Doing too many mammograms at too young an age generates colossal numbers of false positive results while only reducing breast cancer death slightly, according to new analyses commissioned by the USPSTF and published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.