We found 79 examples of how to use neutral in an English sentence.
Sentences 51 to 75 of 79.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 51. | A gender neutral bathroom is in the basement of Beck, but it's pretty well hidden. | |
| 52. | Some dorms have gender-neutral bathrooms, an outcome of student activism and work with Residential Life. | |
| 53. | Student researchers who held focus groups with Gustavus students found that students are either in favor of having gender-neutral bathroom facilities or (once they learn about the issues) are not opposed. | |
| 54. | We have enough bathrooms that we can provide facilities that give every patron one of three options: men, women, or gender-neutral. | |
| 55. | In the fall semester of 2015, a group of students created the Third Door project to highlight the need for gender-neutral bathrooms. | |
| 56. | Tom found it hard to stay neutral. | |
| 57. | Tom found it difficult to stay neutral. | |
| 58. | Tom found it hard to remain neutral. | |
| 59. | Tom found it difficult to remain neutral. | |
| 60. | Tom is likely to be neutral. | |
| 61. | Because we are anational, we promote a neutral language. | |
| 62. | I am non-binary, so I go by gender-neutral pronouns. | |
| 63. | The gatherings meant to him the brightest of hours of a long and isolating year. It was a "dream come true" week, spent between people of all races, in a neutral but friendly environment. | |
| 64. | They asked me to talk about them with gender-neutral pronouns. | |
| 65. | It does not belong to any people or country so it functions as a neutral language. | |
| 66. | The European Union rolled out a massive, trillion-dollar investment plan Tuesday to deliver on promises to make Europe the first carbon-neutral continent by 2050. | |
| 67. | He's neutral. | |
| 68. | Spain, a neutral party in the war, was the only country that reported casualty numbers accurately, hence the name Spanish flu, even though the flu did not originate there. | |
| 69. | Gender-neutral toilets don't work for women. | |
| 70. | English has needed a gender-neutral term for niece and nephew for a long time. Why hasn't nibling caught on? | |
| 71. | Ireland was neutral in World War II and continues its policy of military neutrality. | |
| 72. | Although Norway remained neutral in World War I, it suffered heavy losses to its shipping. | |
| 73. | More than half of local interstellar gases are neutral, meaning they have a balanced number of protons and electrons. | |
| 74. | Would writing English sentences involving people using "they/them" pronouns be too confusing for English-learners whose native language has no sense of gender-neutral pronouns? | |
| 75. | Use simple language in a gentle, neutral and clear tone. |