Sentence examples for either believes from inspiring English sources

Or maybe Hester, who either believes Katherine or doesn't, has gone over the edge.

That glower suggests that Mr. Worthington either believes he's in a significant movie or worries he's made a huge career mistake; either way, he's the latest big-screen attraction to strap on a sword and sandals to vanquish the box office.

The exchange left voters in the uncomfortable position of assuming that Mr. Romney either believes his own propaganda or doesn't care whether what he says is true, which fits into the narrative that he's willing to twist the truth for political gain.

They are gripped by an intellectual conceit which defies all inconvenient facts, one that either believes the British working class is finally ready to overthrow the old order or that "compromising with the electorate" is a mug's game for a vanguard party.

One either believes the evidence laid out in the story or one believes something outlandish: a ridiculous conspiracy theory — being promoted by right-wing pundits and operatives — in which the Post, Moore's accusers, and numerous other corroborating sources engaged in a plot to harm Moore's campaign.

I think everybody in this city either believes today or will come to believe that this is the right thing to do for New York City and I just wanted to personally applaud those who had the courage to stand up and do what was right, starting with the Speaker and all of her members.

You either believe or don't believe".

This won't last either, believe that".

You either believe yes, or you believe no".

In the end, they either believe the proof or not.

You either believe in social justice or you don't.