Sentence examples for neither natural from inspiring English sources

But during the first half of the film, the monstrosity is neither natural nor imaginary.

The deepening inequality in American life threatens families and democracy, and it is neither natural nor inevitable.

Its roughly 1,350-mile 1,350-mile 2,200-km 2,200-kmgladesh, neither natural nor well defrontiers of strategic importance.

In such cases neither natural infection nor prophylactic immunization with any one strain protects against infection by the others.

The open world economy -- whatever the rhetoric of businessmen and economists -- is a political construct, neither natural nor self-sustaining.

These embellishments are neither natural, nor achieved by subtle means, but are exceptionally easy on the eye.

Miss Pontois, who received a great deal of applause Saturday night with Mr. Nureyev, is neither a natural Odette nor a natural Odile.

Yet Burt Lancaster, onetime circus performer (see him swing through "The Crimson Pirate" in 1952 and "Trapeze" in 1956) and Oscar winner for his Bible-thumping evangelist in "Elmer Gantry" (1960), was neither a natural athlete nor a natural seducer.

At Harvard, he was neither a natural teacher nor a beloved one.

But since neither has natural blood-thinning activity, counterfeiters would have to add something that does.

The low tax rates for millionaires are neither a natural law nor an act of God.