Sentence examples for I became either from inspiring English sources

"Whereas before I had been a respectable composer, I became either a loved or a hated one.

I was experiencing flavors in a whole new way, and the food that I regularly ate became either way more or way less satisfying than I originally thought.

Tracking down the right weapon variant for your play style adds to the experience, and I quickly found I'd become either frustrated when I couldn't find a weapon with a threat indicator, or feel a wave of relief wash over me when I could.

"But I told myself that if I'm not successful by 30, I'd become either a rabbi or a lawyer.

Only now, I didn't like who I'd become either.

I didn't like the person I'd become either".

The Proto-Indo-European vowels and diphthongs then changed into Proto-Germanic sounds as follows: In this diagram the lines between two sounds indicate that the Proto-Indo-European sound developed into the corresponding Proto-Germanic sound; for example, Proto-Indo-European *i became either *i or *e, and Proto-Indo-European *ə, *a, and *o coalesced in Proto-Germanic as *a.

But maybe I'm bluffing; maybe I switched to fiction because I thought my poems weren't good enough, which is especially sad when you consider that I turned to poetry when I realized that I wasn't going to become either a rock star or a pro soccer player….

Well, have you thought about teaching?" A few weeks later, a careers prediction test told me I was destined to become either a cloakroom attendant or a lorry driver's assistant.

In fact, I had a strong desire to become either an actor or a hotel manager.

In every setting it will either (i) become clear which subscript, or (ii) become clear that it doesn't matter.