Sentence examples for it seems neither from inspiring English sources
The Cornish rex is a sort of cat, and judging from its appearance it seems neither lovable nor cuddly.
Today, it seems, neither can anyone else.
In today's America, it seems, neither Silk nor Mr. Hopkins can transcend his race.
But try as they might, we couldn't muster any enthusiasm for yet another adaptation and, it seems, neither could audiences.
Oh but then Thatcher wasn't a proper woman, it seems; neither was she a feminist, or a believer in women, in fact she hated women, we're told.
After months of investigation, it seems, neither the couple, nor their lawyer, nor the Bedford police, nor Mercedes-Benz, can agree on precisely what caused the fire.
It seemed neither side dish nor condiment.
It seemed neither simple nor hard: simple in a hard way, hard in a simple way.
The rest of the game was a slow slog where it seemed neither team wanted anything further.
Even though Mr. Loderbauer regularly glanced over at Mr. Ripatti to check in, it seemed neither was much concerned with what was transpiring in the film.
It seemed neither Japanese nor French, which are the two principal cuisines being fused at Japonais, but then the rules for restaurants like these aren't firm.
