Sentence examples for either saying that from inspiring English sources

Depending on how you interpret the ad, Rudy's either saying that Muslims as a people have been 'perverted' or the people of Pakistan are perverted.

He is either saying that more failing TV shows should be kept on air, or suggesting he's an insufferable box set hipster.

For a while Downing Street and the Home Office were not so sure either, saying that Blears' comments were not 'policy'policy

By the way, News Corp's Rupert Murdoch isn't impressed, either, saying that the site is "a tough investment to justify because it has not yet come up with a sustainable way to make money".

"They did not want to see me either, saying that seeing me means the earthquake is coming".

For his part, Mr. McCain was not entirely clear on his position about Jerusalem either, saying that the city's status would be subject to negotiations.

"People look at it and they either say that's not for me, or they go 'wow' and want to see it".

He either says that or he says, "Oh, you're being political".

The speaker can either say that something IS or IS NOT in a categorical way, or take up an intermediate position between these two poles through the use of MODALITY (therefore the name of 'hedges', (cf. Crompton 1997, Hyland 1996, 1994, Markkanen and Schröder 1997)), as shown in the following two examples.

Whenever you asked Lily how she was, she would either say that she was good, she'd been very productive, or that she was awful, she'd been so unproductive.

In either case, saying that information created the human mind gets it backwards.