Sentence examples for nor sure from inspiring English sources

The Chinese point guards were neither quick enough nor sure enough to make decisive plays.

Her collection Tuesday night was neither safe nor sure, though plainly she was drawn to architectural shapes and the interplay between art and fashion, and between how we perceive ourselves and how others see us.

A purportedly major policy announcement - though given to the media and in speeches to invited audiences, rather than to parliament, so maybe it isn't - on a flagship policy, finds the captain neither on the bridge, nor sure which waters he is in.

What he can't bring himself to admit is that Cameron, the insouciant gambler, was a fool to make the referendum promise when he wasn't certain that he could get a deal from the EU that he could sell to the voters nor sure that he could bind in the support of key colleagues.

The final moments of both unsettle: fact blending into fiction, truths unspoken, neither narrator nor reader sure of what to believe.

But diversification is not a cure-all for the struggling business, nor a sure way to cement your lead if you're already thriving.

Which is not saying whatever the hell I like, nor making sure I am surrounded by ideas that feel right.

However, their Hungarian operations collapsed rapidly and they could not locate any of the weapon caches hidden across Europe, nor be sure who they'd send arms too.

Neither voters nor strategists nor candidates seem sure what to do.

Nor, to be sure, were his predecessors.

Nor was she sure whether the heating worked.