Sentence examples for younger brethren from inspiring English sources

In fact, the R32s have outlasted some of their younger brethren.

In fact, studies have demonstrated that older, healthy pilots make fewer errors than their younger brethren.

Open up almost any form of media -- online or print -- and you've likely heard how Millennials and their younger brethren Generation Z are addicted to technology.

Yet several of their young brethren slipped off to join the war, mostly for the Union, forcing elders to go to nearby camps to retrieve them.

Gray is all about being more distinguished, intelligent, dapper, and wiser (that's because he is!) than our younger male brethren.

According to the survey, England's young adults performed on a par with their 55-65 year-old counterparts in literacy and numeracy – in contrast to the other countries in the survey, who saw young adults outperform their older brethren in one or both categories.

Guage was listening to the Velvets' 80s brethren from a young age, and it shows in his checked-out, snotty sneer.

Maybe "The Brethren," in which a young lawyer is found murdered in the Caribbean after being caught in the intersection of two schemes — one by the C.I.A. director to control the White House, and one by three imprisoned judges to blackmail prominent closeted gay men.

History, like its humanistic brethren, might prepare our young people to be citizens, but it supposedly does not prepare workers — at least not well paid ones.

It is no less traumatic for professional athletes, who typically are younger than their retired or pink-slipped brethren, with thinner résumés and less education.

Restaurant cooking of real excellence has evolved in the last 10 years, and particularly in the last three, with bright young chefs innovating and adapting like their brethren in other major Asian capitals.