What little guidance I had I owe to a young man.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

What little guidance I had I owe to a young man.

I put down what I thought was useful to young men.

Young men of today have a different way of thinking from ours.

It takes all the energy I have just to train young people.

The young man was absorbed in thought on the subject of good and evil.

They should be more considerate toward [to] young people.

It's a pity [It's too bad] that he should have died so young.

The audience was made up entirely of young people.

The audience were all young.

I was taught to respect my elders.

For the moment your youth enables you to hold out. But the strain is bound to tell on your health.

It is unbecoming in a young man―It does not become a young man―to find fault with his elders.

His lawyer pleaded his youth.

The young today have no manners.

Kazuo is an ambitious young man.

I got the young man to carry the baggage for me.

Weak‐minded youths go to the bad as a result of various temptations.

You'd better make him learn a trade while he's still young.

Youth sometimes lacks prudence.

I gave the boy what little money I had.

What do you think about young people today?

drive the young to desperation

The young man bade farewell to his comrades and relatives.

You never told me you had a brother.

This young man knows how to climb the social ladder

inoculate young people with radical ideas

I want young people to appreciate the value of life.

a likely young man

Young people have no manners these days.

Our company is intent on gathering [picking up] young talent.