Sentence examples for else neither from inspiring English sources

Both contenders have spent more time there than anywhere else: neither seems to have acquired any momentum.Mr Romney does have a couple of other Midwestern options.

We are in love with football players, with their courage and grit, and nothing else — neither considerations of science nor those of morality — can compete with the destructive power of that love.

"His way of using the orchestra as an instrument, his ability as an arranger and composer and his skill in converting Cuban music into jazz and vice versa gives his work a kind of chemistry that no one else, neither Cuban nor American, has.

Thanks to the Good Samaritan law (we got caught in an effort to help someone else), neither of us were charged with underage drinking.

Yet as with so much else, neither he nor his successors proved fully capable of bringing this part of Kafka's work to light.

As governments use deficit hysteria to collude in protecting private profit above all else, neither nationality nor geography will ultimately provide safeguards.

'Sometimes, an encounter might have been something else, but neither party knew how to broach the subject.

Now, they seem to have become much like everyone else, enslaved neither by high-falutin' duty nor repressed sentiment.

Afterward, both men acknowledged that archery was a consuming passion that left room for little else, and neither seemed particularly distressed by that.

The first half was full of good intentions and good passing but not much else and neither goalkeeper was called upon to make a save before the interval.

But the EU's best hope of enjoying democratic support for its extravagantly complex workings is a devolved form of consent, channelled through national representatives.Anything else is neither sane, nor sensible.