Sentence examples for believed neither from inspiring English sources

A resident in the embattled northern city of Aleppo, who gave only a nickname, Abu al-Hassan, said he believed neither side was willing to stop shooting.

"Berlioz believed neither in God nor in Bach, neither in absolute beauty in art nor in pure virtue in life," his friend Ferdinand Hiller recalled.

30% of exit-poll respondents believed neither Terry McAuliffe nor Ken Cuccinelli has high ethical standards, according to the New York Times.

Celtic's manager, Gordon Strachan, walked out of the post-match press conference when asked for his opinion on the incident and it is believed neither Strathclyde police nor the referee, Stuart Dougal, will seek further action against Lennon.

Niki Lauda, who withdrew from the championship-deciding Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji in 1976 because he considered the weather conditions too dangerous, believed neither the rain nor the dark was the problem on Sunday.

But Mr. Graham also said he believed neither that sanctions would stop the mullahs' drive for nuclear weapons, nor that a U.S containment policy would block elements of Iranian weapons from the falling into the hands of "really bad people, evil people".

Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, said in an interview that he believes neither show had reached its full potential.

She says she's sick of hearing about diets and obesity in America, and believes neither would be so prevalent if her European-style "delicious revolution" succeeded.

In "Absolution," absolution itself is the one thing that Peter Peterson, who believes neither in God nor in human forgiveness, can't have.

Most analysts believe neither side will achieve a clear majority and as such, it will be crucial which of the smaller groups the two larger parties are able to draw into a coalition.

In the matter of the free will debate the ordinary people believe neither side.