Sentence examples for neither an example from inspiring English sources

But "The Forests of Europe" is neither an example of Walcott's post-Nobel work nor an elegy for Brodsky; the poem was published in "The Star-Apple Kingdom" in 1979, some 13 years before Walcott received the Nobel Prize, and some 17 years before Brodsky's death.

(Among his other points, Mr. Pollan writes that when, say, asparagus are shipped to Whole Foods from New Zealand, that is neither an example of sustainable agriculture nor fresh produce -- nor is it even particularly environmental, given the fuel involving in getting it to the other side of the world).

The Harlem Shake "sensation," as we know, was neither an authentic example of the actual "Harlem Shake," nor an authentic example of a viral craze.

The British should neither be made an example of nor let off too easy.

In the case of the Nyāya-sūtra, the author gives neither a definition nor an example.

From there, they could ask for something as complicated as asking "Find child-friendly Asian restaurants nearby with 4-star rating which are neither Chinese nor Japanese," an example Källenius gave during the demo.

While I carried three maps with me at all times, the one I used most wasn't paper at all but vinyl, an example of neither high tech nor low tech, but just right tech.

Andrew Razeghi, in his book Hope, called this episode "one of the most memorable episodes" of Cheers, found Cliff's response to the Final Jeopardy! clue neither right nor wrong and an example of divergent thinking, and called Cliff a poster child of Joy Paul Guilford.

For some, encouraging poker playing is neither a cause worth embracing nor an example of an egghead policy gone awry.

Nespresso is an example of how neither Nestlé, Nespresso nor the European parliament understand the true meaning of trading "partnership".

As an example, they could neither see other players' scores nor unlocked badges until they complete this evaluation state.