Sentence examples for usually neither from inspiring English sources

There was usually neither space nor time for cosseting individual students.

The main problem with sad bangers is that they are usually neither sad nor banging enough.

The specially constructed buildings in amusement parks represent the park's theme and are usually neither authentic nor completely functional.

The local symptoms of victims bitten by the many-banded krait are usually neither serious swelling nor pain; the victims merely feel slightly itchy and numb.

Her public challenge to established theocracy has garnered breathtaking attention in the region where women like Hissa, Saudi Arabian stay-at-home moms, are usually neither seen nor heard.

The complete statement on such ethical elements as (1) doing no harm, (2) and being open and honest about one's work can be accessed on the AAA website, which also supports a ethics blog on which ethical issues, which are usually neither clear-cut nor easily resolved, are aired and debated.

It's midafternoon, when eagles are usually "loafing," neither diving for fish nor soaring spectacularly through the sky.

Fashion usually is neither named nor noted but is simply the lens through which our society perceives itself and the mold to which it increasingly shapes itself.

The S.E.C. settles most cases, and the resolution usually involves neither an admission nor denial of liability by the defendant, even if a civil penalty is assessed and an injunction issued that prohibits future violations of federal securities laws.

Their decision, called an award, will usually contain neither reasons nor explanations.

People are locked in these cells alone, naked or nearly naked, and usually with neither a mattress nor blanket.