Examples of 'not that either' in a sentence
Meaning of "not that either"
Not that either: Used to express a negative comparison or rejection of multiple options or choices. It signifies that none of the mentioned alternatives are suitable or correct
How to use "not that either" in a sentence
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not that either
Not that either of those things matter.
But you are not that either.
Not that either of us are working on this case.
Probably not that either.
Not that either of you would need it.
It bore a faint resemblance to a point of order, although actually it was not that either.
Not that either company is in danger of going broke.
How about cirrhosis? Probably not that either.
Not that either of the two veterans hate me.
I do not know what the second means, but I am not that either.
Not that either of them are any good.
Whatever you want, but I am not that either.
Not that either one of us will ever know.
I feel culturally more North American, but really probably not that either.
Not that either of us would know about this firsthand.
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If you were talented… but you're not that either.
Not that either of you seemed willing to entertain one.
No, you are not that either.
Not that either of us are counting.
My word, not that either.
Not that either of you have got the balls to use it.
For large animals, yes, but not that either.
And not that either.
I have thought about that too, but it 's not that either.
It is not that either to be honest.
You smell of fruit . Not that either.
I am not that either.
Some matters are state secrets! No, not that either.
He is not that either.
He is not scary . He is not that either.
Not that either of you seem to care about that at all.
Is it just? Not that either.
Not that either player or official paid the slightest attention.
I like Àlex very much, but it 's not that either.
Not that either of those things have ever stopped you before.
Fine, let us talk about you . Not that either.
Not that either event would stop me from wearing inappropriate clothing.
Ever been the sheriff of any town? No, not that either.
Not that either of them can imagine hurting each other at this point.
Lt's a legal term for the personal property of a married woman. - Not that either.
Not that either of those teams is going to turn themselves into a winner this year.
Would ever get mixed up with anything, but-- Not that either one of you.
Not that either of them are Canadian.
Tragic things… Not that either.
Well, not that either of you asked my opinion.
Die together? Not that either.
No, not that either of them can think straight right now.
Criminal . Not that either.
Not that either of you wished the poor man dead!
An aerosol? Not that either.
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