Sentence examples for from neither of from inspiring English sources

"I'm actually from neither of these.

The marc that I tasted with him suffered from neither of those maladies.

Fruit, as a dietary component, suffers from neither of these constraints.

Barring a late change of plan Cecchin, an Australian, will be selected by the tournament's three-man technical committee ahead of England's Phil Bentham and Henry Peranara, a New Zealander who was the only available official from neither of the competing countries.

Its senescent leader, L.K. Advani, recently blogged that India's next prime minister may come from neither of the main parties, which is a strange thing to say when his organisation is hoping to bring down an unpopular government and the general election is less than two years away.

We emphasize that hyperbolic media suffer from neither of these drawbacks.

Foer's rare accomplishment is that he flinches from neither the complexities of meat's attraction nor the realities about what, in the era of factory farming, the chickens on our plate do to the world in which we live.

Some 57% of venture-capital investment comes from overseas, and 31% from financial institutions and neither of these groups pays capital-gains tax.

She comes, as far as we know, from neither the drug addict side of "living the life," nor the disease side of AIDS.

Professor Ilan Pappe gives every appearance of suffering from neither.

This study establishes a method for practical one-pot bioethanol production from SF neither addition of extraneous cellulase nor pretreatment of cellulose.