Sentence examples for not at all either from inspiring English sources

"It's not who he was, and I'm not at all either, but it's part of my exterior as my job as an actor".

Character development in such movies should follow the maxim "Do it well or not at all". Either because the bulk of the running time is wasted, or because the film was reportedly done on a (relatively) limited budget, the special effects themselves are very limited; in the whole movie, there are only two sequences.

And, like Eisenhower, he basically decided to ignore the criticisms — literally act as if they weren't there — and to respond to them not at all, either verbally or in his military actions, and plow ahead.

Operators in India and China, Mr. Nohl said, encrypt digital traffic poorly or not at all, either to save on the network's operating costs or to allow government censors unfettered access to communications.

The majority of questions were anchored with either "Not at all", "None of the time", "Never" or "No" at one end, and "All of the time" or "Always" at the other.

The basement is not draining at all either, despite the large pumps that were brought in late last night.

I'm not who I was and this is not at all what either of us had in mind.

The mathematics behind both theories are often described as beautiful, but it is not at all clear if either is true.

It is not at all clear that either constitutional doctrine of Supreme Court jurisprudence ought to be, or indeed ever was, the primary driving vector for an egalitarian, democratic vision of our society.

I'm not at all sure how either will make a real impact on the very real problems facing France's education system, or the situation of its teachers.

As Election Day approaches, it is not at all clear whether either López Obrador or Calderón can fulfill the one campaign promise that ordinary Mexicans care most about: massive job creation.