Sentence examples for neither interested from inspiring English sources

After years of intra-party quarrels with Rivlin, Netanyahu went to great lengths to crush his Presidential hopes, pushing alternatives such as Elie Wiesel, who was neither interested nor eligible, not being a citizen of Israel.

At one extreme they believe him neither interested nor competent in the myriad details of day-to-day business operations and therefore question the authority his judgments regularly carry.

The bridal industry, however, seems to be neither interested in the quality of our offering nor in the opinion of our customers, preferring instead to brand all home traders as bad for the industry.

The occasion was a speech that almost wasn't given at all, for an anniversary that was still a month off, delivered by a man who had grown weary of his apparent uselessness in an office that neither interested him nor engaged his capacious gifts.

His appointment proved unfortunate, since it coincided with a postwar mood that relegated Strauss and similar late Romantic composers to the category of "old-fashioned". Strauss was neither interested nor skilled in politics, national or musical, and he resigned from his post in Vienna in 1924.

At the Biola ceremony, Flew mocked the revealed religion of his audience and flaunted his allegiance to deism: "The deist god, unlike the god of the Jewish, Christian or, for heaven's sake, the Islamic revelation, is neither interested in nor concerned about either human beliefs or human behavior," he told the small crowd.

The political person and the fashionable person would like to start a contagion: neither is interested in originality except insofar as it promises to be popular; neither is interested in the new thing unless it is also going to be the next thing.

Neither seems interested in losing control.

Both love power, but neither is interested in government.

Or Mr Neves and Mr Campos could team up but neither appears interested in second billing.

Henry IV was neither greatly interested in poetry nor notably generous, but Malherbe attained the position of court poet and a modest living from court patronage.