Sentence examples for either sound from inspiring English sources

Things either sound good to me or they don't.

Most of this will either sound dreamy and impenetrable or extremely patronising, or both.

If you respond to the usual "where are you going on holiday this year" question with "Oh, I'm walking with nomads", you either sound like a Bruce Parry wannabe trying to create your own version of Tribe or - more likely - a smug do-gooder.

While some of the latter remain in use, most modern fire-alarm systems are automatic, consisting of thermostat-activated devices that at a certain temperature either sound an alarm or report to a central office, such as a municipal fire station.

For shavers, that will either sound bombastic or strike a chord with your inner dude who wants to look cool in the way that a brush and a straight raiser look cool without dealing with the potentially disastrous consequences.

If we assume only one relevant object (either sound or tag) exists in the database (denoted by ) and the retrieval system returns only the top result for a given query, it should be clear that the probability of simultaneously maximizing precision and recall reduces to the probability of retrieving the relevant document.

The two former foes have found common ground in believing that Miliband either sounds overly academic or makes promises, such as his energy price freeze, that are unrealistic.

No, with Sampha the vocal is starkly separated from the spare accompaniment, to the extent that it either sounds utterly new, or weirdly old-fashioned and pre-postmodern.

The output distribution is determined from the shortest path distance between the query and all output nodes (either sounds or concepts) of interest.

So, if you've read this far, you're probably thinking that Wave either sounds great or you're confused as to what it exactly is.

So the term "net neutrality" either sounds super techie and over-your-head, or more dated than the 1995 Sandra Bullock movie called...The Net.