Sentence examples for either claimed from inspiring English sources

Many residents either claimed not to know them or gave contradictory accounts about what they were like.

"Self-esteem" was a frequently mentioned deficit, at least among the girls, all of whom either claimed to be or were said to be lacking it.

Elsewhere pop stars, from Sun Ra to Brian Eno, circa "Virginia Plain", either claimed to be an extraterrestrial or looked like one.

"A lot of the basic financial records Mr. Giacchetto either claimed he did not have or failed to make available," Mr. Carlin said.

More recently when out with friends she was turned away from three different night clubs that either claimed to be closed for private parties or threatened exorbitant cover charges.

In a between-subjects design, participants (N = 60) read an article which either claimed that food addiction is real ("Real" condition) or that food addiction is a myth ("Myth" condition).

Politicians and pedagogues who either claim or attack us don't understand us.

As all are still either claiming jobseekers' allowance or are on still on their compulsory work placements, they have asked not to be identified.

The recipient can then either claim the money or not, depending on whether it is junk mail or something more valuable.

The firm had asked for 2.25% of the price of any product using either, claiming that this was its usual fee.

As the Trades Union Congress points out, "30% are lone parents with children below school age claiming Income Support (IS) while the remaining 30% are either claiming Employment Support Allowance or are in the process of being assessed.