Sentence examples for clear of either from inspiring English sources

She took the stone out from her pocket, holding it out reflectively on her hand for a moment; her pretty face was quite clear of either malice or tenderness.

The narrative jury, which included the actress Blythe Danner and the filmmaker Paul Haggis, noted in its announcement that the film was "artfully structured and gorgeously shot... chronicl[ing] the struggles of a displaced family while steering well clear of either sentimentality or despair".

Neither a job nor an apartment — not even the clear prospect of either — awaited him.

In both cases their finds were too fragmentary to permit a clear image of either animal.

These "green on green" attacks between Afghans have been clear cases of either infiltration by Taliban insurgents or turncoat attacks.

That TUE application should not have been approved; Froome and Sky should have had a clear choice of either riding without corticosteroids or pulling out of the race.

"I don't think the American people had a clear picture of either Nixon or me," he said in the 2005 interview.

Unlike most insider attacks against foreign forces, known as "green on blue" killings, most of the attacks between Afghans, "green on green," have been clear cases of either infiltration by Taliban insurgents or turncoat attacks.

Unfortunately, the amounts that we have obtained thus far do not allow us to obtain clear spectra of either phase (e.g., Rh6 or Rh6-II).

However, in this case we did not observe clear effects of either the image filtering or the observer's adapted state.

The spectrum for 91Y measured by Langer and Price (1949) (Figure 16) shows the clear presence of either the A or T forms of the interaction.