Sentence examples for either incredibly from inspiring English sources

That can make detection either incredibly slow or unacceptably sloppy.

A lighthearted, whimsical comedy about the blossoming of democracy in Iran must necessarily be either incredibly calculating or incredibly naïve.

This phenomenon makes for excellent entertainment, and for some either incredibly lucky or prophetic investors, there are billions of dollars to be made.

While the headsets available then were either incredibly expensive or technically limited, movies like Tron and The Lawnmower Man approached the topic in a manner that exposed the public to the idea of VR as a gateway to extra-worldly experiences.

So if you know someone who has the full Cow King's Leathers set, they're either incredibly lucky, or they're bastard cheaters.

The yellow, infectious and (depending on whom you ask) either incredibly adorable or incredibly annoying creatures from the Despicable Me films are now available to purchase in bed-form, just in time for the new Minions movie.

"Clearly bought on a whim," says Vilcsak, "[By] either an incredibly unfortunate Zynga employee or an incredibly misinformed Lamborghini owner.

"I either wear incredibly expensive designer clothes or I wear M&S, accessorised brutally," she said.

They all wore matching green T-shirts, which meant they were either an incredibly coordinated gang of Asbo kids.

And here's where I thought the carefulness would come in: I would be picking and maybe eating something that would either taste incredibly good or poison me.

If he is telling the truth about the lack of contingency planning, Mr. Wagoner is either being incredibly short-sighted or is playing a dangerous game of brinksmanship.