Sentence examples for nor openly from inspiring English sources

In his latest comments at the swearing in of a new head of the Anglican Church of Uganda, the president was careful to neither condemn the bill nor openly support it, our correspondent says.

Aladağ neither ignores nor openly battles against this fact and its reception dilemma: she integrates this as a strategy in her works, engaging the viewers from their own stance of expectations, and at first glance gives them 'what they are looking for'.

Usually, diplomatic statements are full of cautious language — and neither Obama nor Merkel openly disparaged Trump — but their message was nonetheless unmistakable: Too much is at stake in geopolitics and the world order for Trump to drastically or suddenly alter U.S. foreign policy.

We aren't aware of performing, of course, nor do we openly watch one another doing so.

Neither the media, books in the following years, nor the public openly questioned the decision to send a dog into space.

I was two years old, hoisted on the shoulders of my father, for whom the view to windward was neither openly nor latently sublime.

Sufism, for instance, is not openly practiced, nor is celebration of the Prophet's birthday (mawlid).

Back then, neither Shoji nor her children spoke openly about this behavior as tied to the bomb.

The machine, which she neither exhibited nor concealed but kept openly in her room at college, excited derision and suspicion, and was seen by psychiatrists as a "regression" or "fixation" — something that needed to be psychoanalyzed and resolved.

The machine, which she neither exhibited nor concealed but kept openly in her room at college, excited derision and suspicion, and was seen by psychiatrists as a "regression" or "fixation"—something that needed to be psychoanalyzed and resolved.

Since gay Americans' lifestyle choices are neither accepted nor understood, introducing them openly into such intimate spaces would spread havoc within the ranks.