Sentence examples for either describes from inspiring English sources

The only two people who come across as anything other than thoroughly decent in the whole saga are Gordon Brown and Ed Balls Lawss, who clearly can't stand either, describes them as belonging to the thuggish tendency of politics.

Fluctuating in a blink between adjective and verb, it either describes someone who is already the owner of the "gift" in question, or the act of someone who has bestowed this very same "gift", thereby endowing the recipient with a special something.

Each of the studied source, either describes experimental procedures performed for the study of heritage materials (e.g. spectroscopic material analysis), or includes terminology referring to the condition state, degradation processes, pathology, features and components of a heritage object (e.g. detachment, pentimento) or terminology regarding the object itself (e.g. acrylic paintings, murals).

There are a few ways people define net art, but I think of it as art that either describes the internet or is mainly displayed online.

His wife Alex Mack (its funny Don and Megan can't remember her name because we can't either) describes his story "The Punishment of X4" where there's a bridge between two planets that thousands of humans travel on and one day the maintenance robot removes the bolts and the bridge collapses and everyone dies.

Oddly, the attempt to produce as literal a name as possible means that face emojis ended up getting named in two ways: the name either describes what the face looks like or indicates what emotional state the emoji is supposed to represent.

The reactors are either described assuming that chemical equilibrium is reached or by specifying the conversion.

The current descriptive models are either describing individual physical phenomena within rolling contact wear or describing a specific stage of wear progress.

The techniques commonly generate values that either describe the performance of a particular test or compare the discriminative ability of two tests.

And he does not let his own character off the hook either, describing himself as often taking advantage of everything and "about once a month" feeling like a "fraud".

At his campaign events, Mr. Giuliani can sound critical of New York, either describing the problems he dealt with as mayor or the liberal bent of many of the voters.