Sentence examples for either one must from inspiring English sources

"In order to attain a full enjoyment of life," he wrote, "either one must transfigure what is horrible into beauty -- like the Romans with their gladiator games, like a Nero or a Borgia -- or one must keep one's eyes shut in the face of ugliness and cruelty, and distinguish the beautiful so that it becomes an aesthetic 'elect' and makes possible undisturbed pleasure".

It is morally good, and support for it is a mark of civilisation.This being Europe, one cannot leave things to the vagaries of individual taste, either; one must also rally the forces of the state.

Likewise, preferences must be complete: for any two options, either one must be preferred to the other, or the agent must be indifferent between them (since of their two utilities, either one must be greater or the two must be equal).

Still, even without either one, the Senate must pass this vital measure.

Astonishingly, no methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus was detected in either group, and one must therefore congratulate the Dutch health service.

Since dharma cannot be known through either perception or reasoning, one must depend on revelation in the Vedas, which are considered eternal, authorless, and absolutely infallible.

To get on to the private island, one must either be staying at the hotel or have a reservation at one of the resort's restaurants.

One must either accept this decision on the director's part, or simply reject the film, which is almost impossible, unless one decides to either to not see the film or to leave the film in the middle.

About the only thing they can agree on is that, in most cases, one must either be asleep or in a semi-somnambulent state listening to one's spouse drone on and on, in order to dream.

One must either stare across the hall at the audience on the other side or twist uncomfortably to see the orchestra.

This means either of two things: one must serve what you might call a community, or one must sell tickets.