Sentence examples for always neither from inspiring English sources

As always, neither company had much in the way of details to provide, but there's enough fodder floating around out there to make some informed guesses.

You have this kind of wheel that is spinning around and you're always neither here nor there.

It suggests an uprising is futile, that things will remain how they have always been neither getting better nor worse.

SAG and the academy don't always agree: Neither August: Osage County nor The Butler was nominated for best picture, and The Butler was snubbed entirely.

Mr. Bell said that reaction from outsiders to his being from Mr. Clinton's state is neither always good nor always bad. "I get a mixed reaction when I travel out of state," he said.

Government is neither always the problem nor always the solution.

These models show that application of a threshold to a fluctuating level of symptoms can produce the appearance of an episodic disease course, at least in a subset of the population whose diathesis-stress interactions leave them neither always below (never depressed) nor always above (chronic depression) diagnostic thresholds.

He's not always likeable – but neither are real people.

They may not always work, but neither do the theories of scientists.

The different communities don't always mix, but neither do they clash.

Antibiotics don't always work, and neither does cortisone, a powerful steroid used each year by millions of people.