Sentence examples for belonging either from inspiring English sources

"Proving that it was a substance belonging either to one or other of two different legal categories is not sufficient".

About half the assassinated men have been Islamists, belonging either to Hamas or to a smaller militant group, Islamic Jihad.

Here are a handful -- belonging either to hotel chains or to companies that make hotel bookings -- that are easy on the eye, if not the wallet.

DR. VON LUEDINGHAUSEN: Do you know anything concerning whether, during the term of office of Herr Von Neurath, with his approval or upon his orders, art treasures of any kind, pictures, monuments, sculptures, libraries, or the like, belonging either to the State or to private owners, were confiscated and removed from the country?

Fruit bat, any of numerous tropical bat species belonging either to the Old World fruit bats (family Pteropodidae), such as flying foxes, or to fruit-eating genera of the American leaf-nosed bats (family Phyllostomidae), especially those of the genus Artibeus (see Jamaican fruit bat).

Both La Malinche and Clemencia were mistresses to men of a different ethnicity than their own, "doomed to exist within a racial and class-cultural wasteland, unanchored by a sense of ever belonging either to [their] ethnic or [their] natal homeland".

Sources said the drone belonged either to Group E opponents or to French press looking for bust-ups.

His voice is equally dualistic, a keening tenor that could belong either to a white man or a black woman.

The other few specimens that Darwinists have depicted as intermediate forms belong either to perfect life forms or else to hoax fossils manufactured by evolutionists.

In all the early drafts, the power belonged either to the Senate or to a combination of the Senate and the House.

He said he felt he belonged either in a rich white neighborhood, where he could persuade residents to integrate, or in the true 'hood, where he could organize.