Sentence examples similar to either distinctively or from inspiring English sources

Dictatorship in the technologically advanced, totalitarian regimes of modern communism was distinctively different from the authoritarian regimes of either Latin America or the postcolonial states of Africa and Asia.

"Either French or Chinese.

Either Iba or Oba.

Either conceptually or physically.

With either Labour or Conservative".

Talk either Hebrew or Greek".

Then they either die or . . .

They either overheat or suffocate.

"Either that, or he sinks".

Either magnificent or mad.

Moreover they do this from a distinctively first-personal point of view, one that is defined in terms of a practical predicament in which they find ourselves (either individually or collectively people sometimes reason jointly about what they should do together).