Sentence examples for I must either from inspiring English sources

Now, I'm older, and my own past is what I must either resist or accept.

So I must either start distancing myself from them all now, or brace myself for further Zieglerish treachery in the future.

For the sake of time and something approaching a life-work balance, I must either choose between public philosophy and traditional teaching, research, and scholarship, or attempt to manage both at a high level.

But cruise lines aren't very welcoming with their double-occupancy pricing, which means I must either pay a lot more than everyone else or share a cabin with a stranger.

And so, in the search for independence and attempts to fulfil ambition, both professional and personal, my parents and I must either try and fund private care at great expense, thereby limiting their precious retirement time alone together, or I must rely on friends and loved ones for support.

When the blood began to spurt out, he... seized my neck and pressed my mouth to the wound, so that I must either suffocate or swallow some of the — Oh, my God!" The unspeakable happened — she sucked his blood, at his breast — at which point her friends stormed into the room.

If he goes anywhere, it must either be by National Express coach or easyJet.

The theater's Yelp page is riddled with five-star reviews that I assume must either be fake or written under duress.

Suit, if I must wear either.

To write bad sex, I must be either cynical, as a pornographer is cynical, or naive".

In Japan I was stripsearched every time I returned to the country, three or four times a year – my lifelong tan moving the authorities to assume that I must be either Saddam Hussein's cousin or an illegal Iranian (or, worst of all, what I really am, a wandering soul with Indian forebears).