Sentence examples for either to assert from inspiring English sources

To be frank, I don't know what it means either to assert or deny (simpliciter) that the brain is a computer.

Given the impossibility of deducing PNC from anything else, one might expect Aristotle to explain the peculiar status of PNC by comparing it with other logical principles that might be rivals for the title of the firmest first principle, for example his version of the law of excluded middle for any x and for any F, it is necessary either to assert F of x or to deny F of x.

A scrappy first half saw little chance for either side to assert any control over the game, although Ibagaza had put the ball into the Panathinaikos net after 36 minutes, only to have the strike ruled out for a foul on defender Loukas Vidra.

In typical contexts, why would someone who used either sentence to assert that a man stopped the machine in some way be required to contribute anything more to the conversation?

With Assad and the main rebel forces consumed with fighting each other, it appears unlikely that either will be able to assert their authority over the north-east.

Republicans did not concede defeat, and Albany watchers said it could be days before either party is able to assert control of the Senate, because the Democratic caucus will include five members who have not ruled out backing Republican leadership of the chamber.

This is why it gets so complicated when members of either party claims the right to assert that it is their land.

The purpose of this paper is not to assert that either local or nonlocal genotypes are generally superior, but rather to simply suggest that circumstances exist under which the use of nonlocal genotypes may be a viable restoration option.

Either they were determined to assert their authority at any cost, the occasion got to them, or they had a private bet among themselves about who could play the most inappropriate attacking shot.

"To assert or infer that either Sifma requested, or Broadridge acted in response to a Sifma request, is simply incorrect".

The Napoli owner went on to assert that this was "either bad faith or incompetence" from the officials, demanding that all be punished for their errors.