Sentence examples for suggesting neither from inspiring English sources

The loop, which is made from a source Basinski can no longer identify, is a sleepwalking mesh of horns and strings that rises and falls, suggesting neither sadness nor ecstasy but a kind of uneasy limbo.

Conservative party vice-chairman Michael Fabricant has entered the "plebgate" row by suggesting neither Andrew Mitchell, the former government chief whip, nor the police, came out of it "smelling of roses".

Both the Conservatives and Labour are focusing on economic issues with just over a week to go until polling day and with opinion polls suggesting neither has been able to open up a decisive lead.

And maybe at this stage suggesting neither Malcolm Turnbull or Bill Shorten is Donald Trump would be too mean.

Feather δ13C and δ15N values of KP did not show temporal variations, suggesting neither species-specific nor ecosystemic change during the study period for this highly specialized penguin that forages on myctophid fish at the Polar Front [41], [42].

Combining the msh2-L574S msh2-L584P584P alleles resulted in a 12-fold reduced frequency of T2 with the 60 bp substrates that was not significantly different from the 13- and 16-fold reduced frequencies observed in the msh2-L574S/msh2-L574S and mshomozygotesh2-L584P homozygotes (Figure 2A, Table S1), suggesting neither dominance nor recessiveness.

Freud himself suggested neither of these alternatives.

It suggested neither side can win the league.

"Which suggests neither Nicola nor my ambassador said anything".

Varoufakis said he had not expected a no vote, and suggested neither had Tsipras.

When they announced their candidacies, conventional wisdom suggested neither was in with a shot.