Sentence examples for given neither from inspiring English sources
He was given neither to self-doubt nor to self-restraint.
David is a professor of plant pathology, a deliberate, reserved man, given neither to hyperbole nor to self-revelation.
Several official reasons were given; neither man was explicitly dismissed because of the publication of the material.
He shows them sobbing, stammering and doubling over with stress, lost children given neither sympathy nor understanding in an era of grin-and-bear-it stoicism.
Given neither player has yet experienced a solitary minute of Test rugby under Jones, England's stock of instinctive finishers looks healthy indeed.
"The overriding finding of our investigation is that, at precisely the time when SMSC might have most to contribute, it is losing prominence and being given neither space nor high value".
It gave neither time nor place nor method nor target.
This legislation treats trade unions and corporations equally and gives neither party an advantage.
The boy gave neither trouble nor delight and was not much noticed.
The remaining five were nominated by President Michel Suleiman, under a formula that gave neither side a majority.
An earlier count, which Mr. Ravalomanana said was rigged, gave neither him nor President Didier Ratsiraka a majority.
