Sentence examples similar to younger neither from inspiring English sources

"I'm not too young, neither am I too old.

David Cameron, two years younger, achieved neither distinction and is teasingly reminded of this by his rival to this day.

(Both men, it should be added, had had brushes with the law, though Junta's happened when he was much younger, and neither seems to have been a master of impulse control).

The child being cared for must generally be 13 or younger and neither parent can be available to watch the child full time.

The relative youth cohort size and the relative young-adult cohort size are negatively correlated with the unemployment rate of the young, though neither relation is statistically significant.

It was impossible to imagine him young, yet neither was he old exactly.

Many young people neither see pictures nor care about the Oscars.

Well, he was not young, and neither was I, and I should have thought nothing of it.

He has an apparently stable marriage to a non-supermodel wife with whom he has two young children, neither of whom I can recall ever being trotted in front of a paparazzo's camera.

The students found the statistics depressing and the flowcharts in the workbooks unfathomable, but Pastor Young was neither of those things, and in three days of class only one student dozed off, briefly, following a Crock-Pot lunch.

We were young and neither of us really knew what to do.