Sentence examples for neither really did from inspiring English sources
It's fair to say that when Mr. Cohen got started, the U.S. study of modern Chinese law didn't exist, and neither really did law in China.
When it came to my dad's passion for Detroit he never had a choice, and neither, really, did I — after all, he himself had played for them, joining the squad as "last-string quarterback" to write about the experience in what would become the book "Paper Lion".
Neither, really, did cell phones (there were mobile phones back then, but they were basically radios, nothing like today's cell phones).
So video games don't count, they say, except perhaps ones that involve creating something, and neither, really, do the many educational toys that do things like sing the A B C's with the push of a button).
Gene Kelly's character is a heel, but audiences are so busy ooh-la-la-ing over MGM's soundstage mock-up of Montmartre they don't care, and neither, really, does the film, which finally gives way to a barely relevant 16-minute ballet inspired by the work of painters such as Dufy, Manet and Toulouse-Lautrec.
"Neither team really did much to stop the other".
Neither company really did that much to handle the problem at its source.
When he turned to Javi Gracia, the idea was to find someone who knew the Spanish league and was not afraid to bring in young players – something that neither Pellegrini nor Bernd Schuster really did.
Neither smart nor glamorous, he really didn't appeal to her very much, but he adored her: "She had never had so much love before, and for the moment, her misgivings melted in its warmth".
This is the Marquis de Sade meets a Walt Disney fairy tale -- neither of which really do it for me in the bedroom.
