Sentence examples for but would neither from inspiring English sources

Cynthia A. Schnedar, deputy inspector general, acknowledged the audit but would neither confirm nor deny an investigation.

7 The Chief Justice "do[es] not doubt that Rule 702 confides to the judge some gatekeeping responsibility," post, at 4, but would neither say how it does so, nor explain what that role entails.

On November 11th the Ulster Defence Association (UDA), the largest of the loyalist paramilitary groups, said it would "stand down" from midnight but would neither destroy nor hand over its weapons.

Timothy Gilles, a spokesman for Attorney General Robert Abrams, confirmed that his office had received the artists' complaint, but would neither confirm nor deny that it was being investigated.

A spokesperson for the North East counter terrorism unit, which covers incidents in South Yorkshire, said it was aware of the media reports surrounding Abuanza but would "neither confirm nor deny" that it was investigating him.

But it would neither wink nor blink.

I had to work to clear its gaze: But it would neither wink nor blink.

The old Erasmus would be troubled by all these developments, but he would neither despair nor be distracted from his belief in sifting the evidence and patiently searching for the truth.

All that he'd say is that he loves Blippy, but he would neither confirm nor deny an investment.

"We tried to hit them with nutrient deprivation and chemotherapy," says Bartosh, but the cells would neither grow nor die.

But such a procedure would neither adequately protect the federal rights of state criminal defendants nor duly take account of the large leeway which must be left to the States in their administration of their own criminal justice.