Sentence examples for often neither from inspiring English sources

Often neither is true.

Toddlers with autism, however, often neither gesture nor talk.

Until the twentieth century, Japanese food was often neither delicious nor nourishing.

SOMETIMES there are strong governments, sometimes there are sensible ones but never both, and often neither.

They form relationships with people who often neither trust nor are trusted by, society.

"Often neither outgoing nor incoming governments have reliable data to work with.

Sometimes funny, sometimes cruel and more often neither, the imitators have at a minimum made themselves known, attracting the politicians, their aides and power brokers as followers.

The psychiatrist noted that "it is easier to change your expectations and recognize that life is often neither fair nor easy than it is to change the world".

The music has a historical and mythical connection to rural Southern white culture, even though today's performers and fans are often neither Southern nor rural.

Writing after Moya's death, Powell replied: "agreeably often neither of us - nor others working with us - could give an answer, there being no answer to give.

Just as the average suburban Expedition driver doesn't tool around in the backwoods very often, neither does the average suburban Viking owner often whip up meals for 100.