Young people used to look down on the rules of society.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Young people used to look down on the rules of society.

Young people today do not know how to speak to their elders [the proper way of speaking to their elders].

Presently, the ones standing at the forefront of that company's activities are young people.

Many youths feel alienated in modern society.

The younger generation looks at things differently.

They are charged with the education of youth.

Young people formed the nucleus of the civil rights movement.

Young people tend to think so.

There's too much realism (and not enough feeling) in relations between young people today.

Young people these days [today] are too practical [hard‐headed, unromantic] in their relations (with each other).

inculcate sound values in the young [upon young people's minds]

Apparently that was slightly popular amongst young people.

a rash youth

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

The young today have no manners.

Young people have no manners these days.

inculcate young people with sound values

That is popular for young people.

They are typical young people.

They're typical young people.

Young people are apt to waste time.

The young man was at a loss.

The young tend to complain of everything.

Young faces brighten a home.

youth and manhood

The young should be kind to the old.

inoculate young people with radical ideas

The audience was made up entirely of young people.

The audience were all young.

Young people are apt to behave that way.