Sentence examples for neither liked from inspiring English sources

Neither liked any candidate but Trump.

Unfortunately he is neither liked nor trusted by many Tory MPs.

Via its media strategy it threatens to become one more totalitarian, exclusive group that is neither liked nor taken seriously.

She was a custodian at the high school in town, a job she neither liked nor hated.

His sole, but overwhelming, reason for joining a statesman he neither liked nor trusted was the critical state of the Italian question.

"Gordon is a loser: he's neither liked nor respected," says one MP who, despite a majority of more than 10,000, deems his seat marginal.

(To my slight dismay, neither likes Westerns).

I neither like nor dislike them.

Neither likes to grandstand on television news shows perhaps because they are both drab public speakers.

And neither likes to consider that Alaska's federal subsidy might also take a tumble some day.

She neither likes nor trusts Jordan and threatens to move out, complaining as she packs, in what is one of the play's funniest scenes.