Sentence examples for neither deserved from inspiring English sources

He thought neither deserved to be president.

Therefore, because neither party came to the court "with clean hands," neither deserved to be released from the marriage.

Neither deserved it, suggests Mr Blom.Voltaire, he insists, was a milquetoast careerist, too concerned with his own reputation and his comfortable life to say anything truly unsettling.

ESPN's Scott Van Pelt, a prominent alumnus, said, "The fallout may be an entire reset of the culture across the university," and Boomer Esiason, one of the most accomplished players to wear a Maryland football uniform, last week said that Evans and university President Wallace D. Loh have shown a "shameful lack of leadership," adding that neither deserved to remain in his job.

No, I'm no longer a socialist if to be one is to believe that a socialist utopia is attainable by some collective feat of will – but I remain a socialist, if by "socialism" is understood an antipathy to vested interests and privileges neither deserved nor earned, and a strong desire for a genuinely egalitarian society.

This is how they still see things: whatever atomic bomb information their father passed to the Russians was, at best, superfluous; the case was riddled with prosecutorial and judicial misconduct; their mother was convicted on flimsy evidence to place leverage on her husband; and neither deserved the death penalty.

Neither deserves to be characterized as "back-scratching".

Which, as it happens, he neither deserves nor gets.

Time Out, which gave positive reviews to both, concluded, "Neither deserves to have to share its audience".

At Pushchino, as in the space program, pockets of quality persist, and more than a few scientists display a dedication that their employers neither deserve nor especially notice.

I am sorely tempted to spoil my ballot paper by writing "Each campaign as vile as the other – neither deserves my vote".