Sentence examples for known of either from inspiring English sources

Little was known of either her politics or her personality.

The old Northumbrian dialect became divided into Scottish and Northern, although little is known of either of these divisions before the end of the 13th century (see the map).

Brouwer would not accept, for example, the disjunction that either there occur 10 successive 7's somewhere in the decimal expansion of π or else not, since no proof is known of either alternative, but he would accept it if applied, for instance, to the first 10100 digits of the decimal, since these could in principle actually be computed.

CBS had not known of either the apartment or the car.

A fifth locomotive - perhaps named Spondon - may also have been used, although little is known of either of these.

Edward Hyde, who had not known of either the marriage or the pregnancy, was created Earl of Clarendon and his position as Charles's favourite minister was strengthened.

Mr. Boyle has said he did not know of either problem until long afterward.

The second premiss is known, of course, either through perception or through another inference.

It wasn't known to either of us what they were up to.

A known addition of either BnM or nZVI was then added to the serum bottles.

Caitlin, I don't know of any either, but David will probably know for sure.