youngness

IPA: jˈʌŋnʌs

Examples of "youngness" in Sentences

Turn that whole idea of what "youngness" means on its head.
“At my age, with all the vexations of youngness so far behind me!”
We chalked it up to comics keeping you young with their startling youngness.
You behave yourself, but keep them active, they need your "youngness" around them.
All this to the alien suggests something, a want of balance, a "youngness" perhaps.
I notice the youngness of feminist blogs in particular—it seems like issues affecting older women are routinely ignored.
The collection, which was shown to the music of Stevie Nicks, he said, "had a little bit of hippie-ness and romance … and I think a youngness and a contemporary-ness," he added.
But he's got this newness and this youngness about him that I think appeals to Europeans as they look to see -- and they're very caught up in the election in the U.S. -- as they look to see, well, who's next?
However, he'll soon be wiser, so we must not be too severe with him; though I told him, the last time, I had rather he would not ask me so often; which was being almost too sharp, I'm afraid, considering his youngness; for one can't expect him to be an old man at once. '