Sentence examples for sort of young from inspiring English sources

But, ah yes - they're the wrong sort of young people.

They are all a "very amiable and very insipid sort of young men".

But because I'm still sort of young as an athlete, I still have room for improvement".

Stokes and Buttler are the sort of young players who make looking ahead a fairly straightforward proposition.

He sounded like the sort of young man you'd want your son — or, yes, your grandson — to emulate.

The Beatles represented something sort of young and fresh that we hoped we were also a part of.

So although Briggs was "the normal sort of young arty type", he saw little of the 1960s.

Hardwick described her at Yaddo: "She was a plain sort of young, unmarried girl, a little bit sickly.

Ms. Walker may be only 25, but she isn't the sort of young woman you want to keep waiting.

At 38, he seems precisely the sort of young, messianic academic-art devotee to whom the museum initially appealed.

Thank goodness I'm still sort-of young, because I've learned a valuable lesson these last couple of years about how quickly social contracts can be voided.