Sentence examples for neither excited from inspiring English sources

It was a routine match that neither excited nor overly disappointed.

Mr. Lagos has run a sluggish, cautious campaign that has neither excited his Socialist Party base nor instilled confidence in more conservative Chileans.

If you're insufficiently familiar with the original to be neither excited or dismayed, Netflix has helpfully chimed in with the first series of Dennis Kelly's violent, conceptually ornate genre hybrid.

The fragment begins in mid sentence "… of May last, that my views on the order of succession of species were in accordance with your own, for I had begun to be a little disappointed that my paper had neither excited discussion nor even elicited opposition.

When you think about it, there are very few foods that you'd consider to be "neutral," ones that make you feel neither excited nor bored, and just sort of are what they are.

"Despite being a celebrity outside the United States, Clinton, the former first lady and secretary of state, simply neither excites nor galvanises her base," it said in an English-language piece.

Both musicals had their strong points, though neither really excited the critics or the public as much as the Open Air Theatre revival of The Sound of Music.

Apple's iWatch has to offer something more than the basic feature set included in existing smartwatches like Pebble and Android Wear hardware, since neither has excited consumers in a way that makes the things fly off the shelves.

The election's historically low turnout also suggests that neither party excited voters with its platform.

But neither side is excited about making this happen.This is the source of the zero-sum, and therefore combative, aspect of the currency debate.

But in keeping with the muted feeling and fatalism that mark every character in the book, he accepts, as does Ganga, though neither seems particularly excited about it.