Sentence examples for would neither have from inspiring English sources

Brecht would neither have understood nor approved.

Only 10 or 15 years ago, most Chinese would neither have expected nor perhaps even wanted an annual vacation.

She had become central to our lives, awakening us to wonders which by ourselves we would neither have envisioned nor sought.

Yet, without her exceptional artistic vision, her two most famous documentaries, "Triumph of the Will" and the two-part "Olympia," would neither have caused a sensation at the time nor be considered classics today.

WHEN Itzhak Perlman resigned as the Westchester Philharmonic's artistic director halfway through last season, leaving the orchestra without a designated artistic leader for the first time in its 28 years, few thought that, on the eve of a new season, it would neither have a new leader nor actively be seeking one.

In fact, if the biblical Goliath really was a giant, caused by a pituitary tumour, he would neither have been able to hold his staff which the Bible describes as "heavy like a weaver's beam" nor his spear which weighed "600 shekels of iron".

I would assume that neither has seen the new businesses and industrial buildings along Veterans Memorial Highway between Hauppauge and MacArthur Airport.

He suggested that neither would have been, or would be, possible under a Labour government.

Neither, I'd guess, would have much patience for this blog****.

Neither would have been an appealing prospect.

Neither would have been another treble.