Sentence examples for neglected young from inspiring English sources

Wii is still aimed at the market that Microsoft and Sony neglected: young children, older people and others who never played video games.

Out of their disorientation, Bill Murray, as a fading Hollywood star filming a Scotch commercial, and Scarlett Johansson, as a photographer's neglected young wife, forge a fragile, wistful connection.

"The Underpants" is the story of Louise Maske, a bureaucrat's pretty but sexually neglected young wife who was attending the king's parade when her bloomers unaccountably slipped to her ankles.

George Osborne said his budget had "put the next generation first", following claims that the government has neglected young people in order to woo older voters at the election.

'Lost in Translation' In Sofia Coppola's exquisitely subtle comedy, a middle-aged American movie star (Bill Murray) and a photographer's neglected young wife (Scarlett Johansson) establish a fragile romantic connection while killing time in a Tokyo hotel.

They were mostly stray and neglected young people, roaming Manhattan.

The neglected youngest child, Smudge, plots a Great Undertaking in her bedroom.

Nick Clegg seemed like a fresh-faced, exciting alternative to the dreary Labour and Tory leaders whose parties had neglected younger voters for years.

In "Sixteen Candles" she's Sam, the neglected younger sister and social oddball; in "Pretty in Pink" she is Andie, a poor girl in a sea of affluence.

Desperate for the business to remain in the family, as it has for four generations, Henry pressures his neglected younger son, Dean (Zac Efron), to show some enthusiasm for farming and eventually step into his shoes.

The neglected youngest daughter of a widower who never looks up from his precious stamp collection, Flavia takes refuge from her loneliness in the magnificent Victorian chemistry laboratory an ancestor installed at the family's estate in the English countryside.