Sentence examples for presenting neither from inspiring English sources

Occasionally a theorist will say that she is presenting neither an analysis of the ordinary concept of a right, nor merely stipulating a new meaning for the term "right," but is rather offering some third type of characterization.

Presenting neither an argument for medication nor its rejection, "Billy the Kid" is a deceptively simple portrait of a shockingly self-aware and articulate young man.

Still, the show presents neither character in an especially favorable light, and Mr. Brown acknowledges that it contains an element of self-chastisement.

Merriam-Webster has decided that the way forward is to embrace the classic mission of the dictionary: to present neither opinions nor morals but facts.

This engagement presents neither of those, instead featuring a new band with the excellent young Cuban pianist David Virelles, the stalwart bassist Robert Hurst and the nimble drummer Greg Hutchinson.

It's presented neither romantically nor especially tenderly, and is followed the next morning by a neat piece of symbolism that involves both work and religion - Ennis discovering a dead sheep, the result of both his sin and his neglect.

TiCN-coated specimens presented neither cytotoxicity nor genotoxicity.

Results Five HTx recipients had marked immune failure, and they present neither sepsis nor rejection, patients with LVAD belonged to this group.

Mock-infected control animals presented neither macroscopically nor microscopically visible lesions in the liver.

They presented neither fever, nor cancer history, nor chronic infectious disease (HCV, HBV, HIV) history.

No fatal cases were recorded among the 75 children who presented neither RSV nor Ad infection.