Sentence examples for clearly either from inspiring English sources

But clearly either one would be fine".

"Clearly either side can disagree with what you do, and that's fine," he said.

The real Mr Hucknall is clearly either very game for a laugh or desperate for dosh, because it's not exactly a flattering portrayal.

Her sari was borrowed from a friend – who had clearly either been on hand to act as a dresser for the day, or had provided excellent tuition – and the 42-year-old carried the look with panache.

And while clearly either Cameron or Miliband will find themselves walking into No 10 on 8 May, it may be hard to shake off the feeling that the victory for either man is one of accident rather than overwhelming popular support and ingenious political strategising.

She is said to have added: "As for the links between homosexuality and paedophilia, there is so much evidence that even a full-length book could hardly do justice to the ¬subject".' There are others, of course, lots of whom are clearly either too clever to put their nasty opinions online or too stupid.

Other countries do not fall clearly into either category; thus, Austria and Germany only approximate the two-party system.

"Moderate" is a middle category, applied to denominations not clearly at either extreme.

And the ruling party is clearly worried either way.

Police and family videos don't clearly prove either story.

Clearly, using either of these kernels would result in RZs of radius 60 km and 80 km, respectively.