Meanings of much young in English

I also struggled because there wasn't much young talent coming through.

It was just as much young Hartledon as it was me.

If there is not much young growth to leave, even a little is valuable.

She much beautiful, much lonely, much young, much good.

EBONY: What do you think it is about Chicago that's producing so much young talent right now?

Very much young, he observed profoundly.

Taylor said: The rapid growth of the movement is showing how important it is and how much young people care.

How much young Stuart cared for Miss Delamar, however, was an open question and a condition yet to be discovered.

One of the things that stood out during that tournament is just how much young talent there is in the world.

And yet it was not so much young as ageless; it seemed to have passed beyond the register and limitations of time.

The natural instinct reasserted itself, and she was soon planning and deciding as sharply, and with as much young omniscience, as usual.

So much young adult fantasy is now written in serial form; too many books read more like advertisements for franchises than fully-fledged novels.

Indeed, the castle is much younger than the heroic prince of Denmark.

I had the pleasure of knowing you when you were much younger.

The people told him they had kept those who were much younger.

The widow was much younger than her husband, and handsome to boot.