Sentence examples for describe either from inspiring English sources

Character is a misleading word to describe either of these stick figures, whose changes of attitude make no psychological or political sense.

I grew up in one South African coastal city, Durban, and moved to another one, Cape Town, and when I describe either place I begin with the pools.

"Fragging" was the term used to describe either wounding or killing an officer by rolling a fragmentation grenade into his tent.

They were hurt, depressed and confused, but at no time have I ever heard anyone describe either of the Lovings as angry.

Tim Marlow, the director of programmes at the academy, said: "Epic doesn't begin to describe either Daniel Maclise's original drawings or the restoration project that the Waterloo Cartoon has just undergone.

But as a long-running dispute over the two men's refusal to pay grazing fees to the federal government comes to a bitter climax, with about 200 of their cattle impounded at a livestock auction yard here and an antifederal group protesting just outside, federal officials decline to describe either man as a rancher.

Simple models can be proposed to describe either system.

(Hilton declined to describe either site in detail).

But Kendall says to describe either Owen or Sassoon as anti-war is too simplistic.

Diversity is thus not a neutral term, used only to describe either observable or non-observable differences between groups.

The modifier described in Equation 5 is quite flexible in that it can be used to describe either asymmetric or symmetric temperature responses.