Sentence examples for proved neither from inspiring English sources

Western and Russian arguments have proved neither wholly right nor wholly wrong – just ineffective.

Israeli leaders subsequently tried to secure a peace treaty with Nasser, but his rule proved neither progressive nor peace-minded.

For all their effort, the team could cull only three wins from their seven-game homestand — one that proved neither restful nor rewarding.

Judging by today's great quango cull, hacking back the unloved tentacles of a supposedly bloated, spendthrift state has proved neither as easy nor as lucrative as hoped.

The problem is that, when it comes to the question of how to order our societies — when it comes, in other words, to politics — our intuitions have proved neither reliable nor coherent.

However, for all his brilliance as a shot-stopper, and his unfailing courage when diving at the feet of charging attackers, the affable Dunne was not the most reliable at claiming crosses, and he proved neither consistent nor classy enough for a long-term Old Trafford tenure.

It might establish reasonable doubt, but for a son craving certainty it proves neither guilt nor innocence.

It is always cheaper to prevent wars, though fighting terrorism – "non-state actors" in the jargon – is proving neither easy nor susceptible to purely military solutions.

But John Summers, a member of the Metro Council, said the hotel would drain the area of its vitality and so prove neither attractive nor, over the long term, economically beneficial.

But Kant believes that speculative arguments can prove neither God's existence nor God's nonexistence.

In addition, the West faces the reality that the moderate opposition elements it has been trying to boost have proven neither cohesive, credible nor effective on the ground.