Sentence examples for either totally from inspiring English sources

"It's either totally crazy, or utterly banal, but never what we're expecting".

He has written that the homeless are either totally ignored or randomly kicked or shoved into the street.

"I find it hard to receive love," she says, "I'm either totally hands-on or I go limp".

The only people I see who have problems with the T.S.A. are either totally unorganized or looking for trouble.

I quoted to him a strange remark made by the real Alexander Herzen: 'Peoples are not either totally good or thoroughly bad.

There is a problem where the evidence is seen as either totally in favour or totally negative and it's more murky than that".

Since the revolution began, the political cycles have moved so fast that no opinion seems either totally current or totally obsolete.

As the film progresses, our view becomes more elevated, punctuated by moments where the screen is either totally black or totally white.

Add to that the way their music can be either totally absorbing or completely impenetrable, and they begin feel like hard work on a sweaty Sunday afternoon.

Either totally ignored or cast as walk-on characters in the on-going drama of the Bliss's family life, the guests soon discover that in the Bliss household the curtain never falls – and the spotlight is always on Judith.

Much science fiction posits a future dominated by a de-facto corporate state, wherein traditional government is either totally absent or entirely subservient to the power of a single giant company.