Sentence examples for either suggest from inspiring English sources

Either suggest another coffee, or pastry, or make your excuses".

Men's clothes either suggest a yearning for green pastures or a passion for anything techno.

The board currently includes a plasterer, a tax official, a farmer, a telecoms engineer, a gardener and a nurse – which, according to your view of things, may either suggest a shining example of economic democracy, or a group of people in grave danger of being in over their heads.

This could either suggest that more terms should be added to the ChemOnt hierarchy, or the lookup table could be improved.

The views of the Jurassic eustatic fluctuations differ significantly: specialists either suggest multiple rises and falls ("Haq's view") or question the idea of global falls ("Hallam's view").

Reuters discovered that although there was no "sexual activity" reported in the sexual harassment case that forced Mark Hurd to step down, there were a number of expensed dinners which either suggest a prolonged wooing or maybe some expensive dinners.

"During hypnosis, this kind of disassociation between action and reflection allows the person to engage in activities either suggested by a clinician or self-suggested without devoting mental resources to being self-conscious about the activity," the researchers wrote.

Instead, the children work on "projects", either suggested by their mentors, or invented by the pupils.

But to label it apolitical, as they have repeatedly done, either suggests willful mendacity or ignorance.

The eyes are smudged, which either suggests poor technique or poor stationery.

To refuse to apologise either suggests you've done nothing wrong and can do nothing wrong, or simply elevates arrogance to a point of principle.