Sentence examples for neither classic from inspiring English sources

So she had no trouble reading what the hairdresser FREDERIC FEKKAI wrote when he listed BILLY CRYSTAL as the worst-dressed man at the Academy Awards ("Not a good suit, neither classic nor cutting edge").

Neither classic nor modern, or perhaps both.

This book is factual, but it is neither classic biography nor textbook history: it's simply a great piece of storytelling.

In his painting Klinger aimed at neither classic beauty nor modern truth but at an impressive grimness with overtones of mysticism.

You can stay light and sunshiny with the Piña Loca, a mixture of white rum, fresh pineapple juice, coconut bitters and fresh basil; or a Classic Hemingway Mojito, which, considering the addition of absinthe and a spiced rim, is neither classic nor Hemingway-esque but tasty nonetheless.

Overall, the freeze dried cakes behaved as neither classic closed cell nor open cell materials, with their compressive elastic moduli reflecting a closed cell elastic response whilst their failure stresses reflecting an open cell failure mode.

If ever a game - neither a classic nor a catastrophe - summed up two sides' season, then this was it.

This is a movie with its finger some way from the pulse of modern life: an oddity which captures neither the classic feel of the Ernst Lubitsch Golden Age nor the reality of present day Manhattan.

Among the diseases of protein misfolding, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is unusual in that the proteinaceous neuronal inclusions that are the hallmark of the disease have neither the classic fibrillar appearance of amyloid by transmission electron microscopy nor the affinity for the dye Congo red that is a defining feature of amyloid.

In that sense I'm neither romantic nor classic.

Emily West (played by Cynthia Addai-Robinson) was unquestionably real, but she likely neither inspired the classic song "The Yellow Rose of Texas" nor was the backstage heroine of the.