Sentence examples for strikingly young from inspiring English sources

Many are strikingly young.

Pop icons look strikingly young — more awkward, more human.

Promiscuity is also far more common from a strikingly young age.

Ms Bramly is the latest in a series of strikingly young French novelists.

PwC's workforce is strikingly young: Two-thirds of its employees are in their twenties and early thirties.

When John Donaldson became a judge in 1966, he did so at at the strikingly young age of 46.

He isn't here today, but his methods are guiding this therapy group, which is led by two strikingly young-looking graduate students.

They've attracted a strikingly younger crowd.

But strikingly, younger workers earned more, strongly suggesting that military service was a handicap.

As expected, compared to what is generally reported in the United States and Europe the patients of this study were diagnosed at a strikingly younger age and more advanced stage of the disease (Table  1) [ 29].

The mean fibrinogen of the DRUID cohort was higher than/similar to those above at 3.68 g/L but in a strikingly younger group (mean age 36 years), although the above studies may not be directly comparable due to different methodologies used.