Sentence examples for make neither from inspiring English sources

He's set up his life to make neither sacrifice.

I first saw Christopher Nolan's "Memento" a couple of months ago, and could make neither head nor tail of it.

Levi, the father in question, could make neither head nor tail of the piece, and was certain that his orchestra and its subscription audience would be equally baffled.

By addressing tax breaks that make neither social nor economic sense, Congress would advance a basic tenet of tax fairness: equals should pay equally.

If you can make neither head nor tail of the few shards of yellow light that are so far revealed, take a look at this scale model of the work.

There remained the matter of the rules that the League negotiated with the candidates, including something known as the belt-buckle principle, which, according to Minow, "required each man's lectern to intersect his torso at such a height as to make neither man appear taller than the other".

That makes neither economic nor social sense.

Mr. Hunter wants it both ways and makes neither credible.

Macdonald, who is writing both kinds of book at once, makes neither mistake.

Kermode makes neither too much nor too little of Forster's homosexuality.

Mozart – to quote myself – is made neither of porcelain, nor of marble, nor of sugar.