The Catholic Church which proclaims itself the minister of Life, to-day shackles and stifles whatever lives youthfully within it, and to-day it props itself on all its decadent and antiquated usages.
His stern bearing seemed more gentle, his slight figure more elastic, the harsh, rigid outline youthfully soft, and around the delicately modeled lips played an irresistible smile.
In your youthfully hasty judgment you have placed me in the position of a criminal.
And they both laughed youthfully as he told her of his last assignment, a request to demand five of New York's most eminent men to draw a pig with their eyes shut, for an illustrated page of the United News Bureau.
Yet he felt, in his youthfully candid, self-conscious way, that they were not altogether bad, those stories of his.
And now, as he watched her, the merriment broke out again around her, and she laughed, lifting her face to his in all its youthfully bewildering beauty, and saw him standing near her for the first time.
Cigar in mouth, erect and youthfully dignified, he strolled along, utterly regardless of the contemptuous glances of the scandalised citizens or the jeers of the street boys.
Two things are noticeable in these words--a naïve protest against that order of society which is founded upon the subordination of woman to man, and the optimism of an innocent, youthfully trustful faith in God.
Come into the house," Perhaps it was the hot broth with wine in it that brought a slight colour back into her ghastly face--the face once so youthfully lovely but now as delicate as the mask of death itself.
Her figure was youthfully straight and supple--But that would not interest an engaged man.
Billy flirted youthfully with her host, Rachael devoted herself to the old lady.
Why, she was even employing a distinct and youthfullyinsolent air of keeping Warren by her side merely on sufferance--Warren, the cleverest and finest man in the room, who was more than twice her age!
Though a year older than Frederick, Franck, small-boned and youthfully slim, seemed to be seven or eight years younger.
The twilight of the room brought back memories of youthfully blissful times.
Arthur, keen-witted but young, acute but youthfully ready to attribute the generous motive rather than the sinister, felt that he was getting a new light on Whitney's character.
This doesn't mean that you must act youthfully as well.
She was a little woman, youthfully dressed, but not dressed youthfully enough for the dry, yellow hair which curled tightly in small rings on her skull, like the wig of a rag-doll.
Well, then," he youthfully burst out, "you are more ravishing than ever.
He was youthfully enthusiastic for the majesty and the impartiality of English justice, and behaved as though the entire responsibility for the safety of that vast fabric rested on his shoulders.
A black dress, harshly and abruptly crossed by a white cape, envelops the youthfully delicate form.
Saucily she leans forward her fair-haired head under her bended arms, and stretches out in easy motion her youthfully slender yet fully proportioned body.
The only person in the room to be refreshingly and youthfully indignant, and all aflame with a deep anger, she looked truly beautiful in her ingenuous exasperation.
The portrait of an old man with a long, white moustache smiled down youthfully and cheerfully from its place on the wall above the sofa.
It was a pencil sketch of Mrs. Rivers's youthfully erring sister.
Miss Eversleigh, dignifiedly tall, but youthfully frank, as he remembered her, was waiting to drive him in a pony trap to the rectory.
When I add that the work was youthfully doctrinaire, in language not fresh, and that in its skeleton-like thinness it positively tottered under the weight of its definitions, it is no wonder that it did not win the prize.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "youthfully" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
