Sentence examples for young themselves from inspiring English sources

Both actors are very young themselves.

Young themselves (for the most part), they have nonetheless been blooded in successive electoral calamities.

Chopin and Sorry, who seem particularly young themselves, give it their all.

The magazine at its zenith, when all its contributors were young themselves, was a high-wire act of astonishing virtuosity.

Perhaps they should have had another child, a youngster to keep them young themselves, to distract them from the leakage of playfulness from the house, to preserve innocence.

Are many Stonemill Farmers (some residents wrote in support, let the record show) simply too young themselves to have had much experience with dementia?

In Shrum's opinion, a generational argument was effective because Obama and Kennedy had "ideas that appeal to young people", not simply because they were younger themselves.

Carers of younger patients are usually younger themselves and might therefore experience a particularly big impact of the caring role on their social, occupational and financial domains.

They must also invest specifically in young people themselves".

That assessment echoes what the young protesters themselves say.

The dancers, though young, proved themselves to be gifted actors.