Sentence examples for either to love from inspiring English sources

Around here, people seem either to love or hate them.

After all that, you're bound either to love him or to hate him.

People tend either to love or hate the Goldscheider ceramics made in Vienna from 1885 to 1938.

People seem either to love or hate WHAT HAPPENED WAS (1994), Tom Noonan's all-talk two-character study in dating, seen as something about as pleasant as the third circle of hell.

Thus, she does not confirm the lesbian allusions that seem to emerge from the chorus (the French verb "aimer" can mean either "to love" or "to like").

Like Nick Hornby in "High Fidelity" and Thomas McGuane in "Nothing but Blue Skies," Clark has produced an oddly stirring portrait of a man in existential disarray, unable either to love or to hate with any competence -- until Ruth Esther's divine intervention jars him back to the land of the living.

He is either going to love it, or realise 'no, it's not for me'.

If you like Hick, you either have to love county cricket, or you have a sizeable soft spot for fragile genius.

Well, I always said Kapital is a film that you are either going to love or hate, and guess what, that's exactly what happened!

Promoting the Fox lie detector test show "The Moment of Truth" last winter, the network's reality guru Mike Darnell said viewers were "either going to love it or think it's the end of Western civilization".

That's cool, because I've definitely made some choices that people are either going to love or hate.