"truly young" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is an adjective used to describe someone who genuinely appears youthful. For example, "At 60, she still looks truly young."
For the Nouvelle Vague was truly young - the directors' experiments remain contemporary.
I was struck by the fact that no film of "Hamlet" features a truly young man.
And the younger partners are truly young — 14- or 15-year-olds pining for glamorous 18-year-old swains, with stars in their eyes.
"If this is what's going on," he says, "then the galaxies are not truly young, just recently rejuvenated".
One is tempted to ask if she was truly ever young at all.
It eventually gained a foothold, thanks to theefforts of some truly independent young minds.
With his wispy beard and slightly melancholic expression, he seems truly a young man of his time.
"He was a truly lovely young man, and he had a three-year job history," she said, "but he had no liquidity".
The bad news is that so many truly talented young performers are being elbowed out of the picture by people whose only stock in trade is their egos.
Consider the urgency that might result, however, if a truly captivating young athlete, some version of Morgan Jones, arrived on the scene and became both a real challenge to college football and a symbol of its flaws.
Amazingly for such a loser, he gets the help of a truly attractive young woman in cutoff jeans named Brandy (Brittany Daniel), who volunteers to screen leads regarding their whereabouts.
