Sentence examples for rather neither from inspiring English sources

"I was still thinking of myself as just a visitor, or rather neither here nor there," she writes, "someone undertaking an abstract inquiry but not yet with true intention".

Gun advocates prefer for both rather than neither to have them.

"I would just rather that neither of us was out," said Hamilton.

Rather cheeringly, neither song appears to reference the events of February at all.

If you can't have one without the other then I'd rather have neither, even though I'll never forget that morning he destroyed Lancashire before lunch at Leeds.

The optional answers were: "very easy", "rather easy", "neither easy nor difficult", "rather difficult" and "very difficult".

The patients were asked to rate their overall health (self-rated health) on a five-step scale: very good, rather good, neither good nor poor, rather poor, or poor.

Film track Students in the film track must take LITR 143, and they must take two foreign literature courses rather than three (neither course may be substituted with an advanced language course).

It's neither; rather, it's a beautifully shot two-minute vignette by a 21-year-old undergraduate film student, called 'King of Life'– made in a day, and put together for £200 all in.

Yes, it would have been nice to have included those two races from Sandown on Channel 4, but they're both on rather early and neither is very competitive.

The Rev. Al Sharpton has not made foreign policy a central theme of his run, but last summer he noted that "there are many places that we have people that are despicable that I would like to see out of power," but asked "how do we then justify going at one person rather than others?" Neither was interviewed because polls have them trailing badly.