Sentence examples for neither understanding from inspiring English sources

The marines come off like Boy Scouts, neither understanding nor questioning the deadly mission they have been sent on.

Of course, neither understanding was correct, but both narratives served their purpose by scaring a different segment of society into action against the other.

One of the problems with diagnoses is the way in which they can be requisitioned by others to suit their purposes, even if, or especially if, those others have neither understanding nor interest in the reality of an individual's experience.

Rather, of course, it was imposed by an occupying force led by individuals who demonstrated repeatedly that they possessed neither understanding of nor appreciation for the religious and cultural history of that region.

They call it moral hazard when we try to help the poor, in their latest slander of the Sermon on the Mount, which they utter waving the American flag in one hand and the Bible in the other, understanding neither, and abusing both.

Once back at home and reëstablished in their routine, they found their moods tightening, their ears sick of the everyday complaints, their mouths barely able to answer the everyday questions, neither fully understanding the repercussions of this chance meeting, those glimpses from Elysian Park which seemed to confirm their fate: they were trapped.

"When governments are shown to be powerless or incompetent, ordinary people suddenly recognize that their elected officials have neither the understanding nor the political power, and sometimes not the will, to do what is necessary".

Certainly these young men are not surprised, neither Israelis nor Palestinians, understanding perfectly well that nothing has been resolved between their peoples.

The interesting point with the study is that although this sub-population of teachers are not possessing the higher knowledge and understanding of evolution, neither the best NOS understanding compare to the other science teachers that teach biology, they showed the highest acceptance of evolution  as well as significant and high correlations between acceptance, knowledge and NOS (Table 7).

In the hands of poorly trained teachers, nontraditional methods can cause children to get neither basics nor understanding.

Much has been made about the phenomenon of journalists parachuting (not literally) to crisis spots for a few days and filing reports with neither context nor understanding.