Sentence examples for understood neither from inspiring English sources

Christian freedom is thus to be understood neither purely individually nor purely collectively.

They were on the bench, while Joe Hart and Pablo Zabaleta were not, though it is understood neither player is injured.

Mr. Rowland, for his part, criticized legislative Democrats as old-time tax-and-spenders who understood neither what was good for the state's economy nor his unwillingness to begin to negotiate a nominal tax increase.

NKANDABBWE, Zambia — Hundreds of angry coal miners pushed toward the locked gate at Shaft 3, shouting and cursing as they neared the mine's Chinese managers, who understood neither the English nor the Tonga words of the mob.

Chen says he has never fully understood neither exactly how the experiment works nor Hogan's theory of how the holographic principle originates.

Kyoto School philosophy, therefore, should be understood neither as Buddhist thought forced into Western garb, nor as universal discourse (which the West happened to have invented or discovered) dressed up in Japanese garb.

He seemed to understand neither Swahili nor Kikuyu.

Guardian Australia understands neither Waleed, nor his legal team, has been given this notice yet.

When Rita shows up at his condo dressed for Halloween as Lara Croft, he understands neither why she's come nor who she's supposed to be.

But what the Burmese demonstrators prove is that, as Gandhi said, "those who think religion has nothing to do with politics understand neither religion nor politics".

Robert Wright Clintonon's One Big Idea," Op-Ed, Jan . 16, in calling the World Trade Organization "the most effective body of world governance in the history of the planet," seems to understand neither history nor human nature.