Sentence examples for well relatively young from inspiring English sources
Not having witnessed discrimination firsthand, Goldsmith recognizes "that both John (Komlos) and I are young (well, relatively young; postwar baby boomers), white, and male" (p. 242).
Recovering from a cold as snow fell outside, Mr. Beutler spoke about his younger — well, relatively younger — days in the city.
"I was very young--well, relatively young--and he and his producer pushed me into my own bathroom and broke two poppers under my nose and started to grope me.
But these only work well with relatively young, so-called "low-rank" coals that are porous enough to allow the catalyst particles to reach most of the coal's hydrocarbon bonds.
He started out pretty skeptical, to me as well, being relatively young by Chinese standards to propose something like this.
As he wrote in the column, "I stayed with a group of pious, well-educated, relatively young and very hospitable fighters".
Anecdotally, they are well-funded and relatively young.
The state's low cost of living, business-friendly attitudes, relatively young, well-educated population and good engineering schools have fostered some outside interest as well.
RYAN LIZZA: Well, he's a relatively young guy.
