Sentence examples for slightly too young for from inspiring English sources
I was very surprised, however, to have fallen straight into that parent trap, head first, like an idiot, where you think you have the special, super-good child who doesn't do that annoying/naughty thing that all other children do, when all you really have is a child who is slightly too young for the age-bracket in which that naughty thing commences.
Sally Dexter's Gertrude, while speaking the verse with a steady intelligence, flares with passion, anxiety, delusion and drugs: her hair has escaped from its bonds; she wears a wedding dress – white with crossed laces – that is slightly too young for her; she is constantly rubbing her skirt, pushing away a stray lock.
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.
Hit play: Superhumanoids -- Too Young For Love.
As interpreted by Mr. Malkovich, who is at least a decade too young for the role of a showbiz old-timer, Kreskin's courtly geniality assumes a slightly creepy edge of self-deluding egomania.
Read "Too Young for Finance?
"You're too young for coffee".
