Sentence examples for young for something from inspiring English sources

"It is the highest honour you can get in this country," he said of a strongly rumoured knighthood, "but I don't know, I feel, like, too young for something like that".

Yet upon first learning that the American Film Institute wanted to bestow its 2016 life achievement award upon him, the 84-year-old composer thought: "I'm really too young for something like this".

To be clear, if any kid deserves it, it is him, but 6 seems so young for something so fancy and pricey.

This probably seems scary, but ask them why they believe you are too young for something, or what you did wrong in the past.

Beard, who we are encouraged to believe won a Nobel prize in physics as a young man for something called the Beard-Einstein Conflation, is a short, fat, balding, much-married man of immense bodily appetites and scant self-discipline.

Instead, Luwana's real affection for Maggie drove her to ask a very poor and ill young mother for something that was almost impossible: to try to finish high school at the same time that she raised her baby, held down a janitorial job, and coped with an incurable disease.

It's quite unfair to wholly criticize the young man for something like this.

The young people are calling for something new, for something more than endless negotiations that go nowhere or that buy Israel the time to build more settlements and deepen the occupation.

The Clash, when I was younger, stood for something for me.

But the boomlet in New York also seems propelled by the desire of young music consumers for something that sounds new and exotic but which you can still dance to in the old-fashioned way — close and tight.

For generations its lush melodrama, dodgy sexual politics and great frock opportunities have sung out to any young girl yearning for something she couldn't quite place.