Sentence examples for might either think from inspiring English sources

If, over a long career, that person had won renown as an economist but never once addressed income and wealth inequality or, in markets, the everyday imbalance of bargaining power between employers and employees, you might either think his fame overblown, or the way his reputation was inflated somewhat suspect.

We might either think that whenever the are some objects there is the collection of those objects.

Either thought was heartbreaking.

I think, they might either join the Shabab or leave with their guns".

You have to think they might either fall away or go more often to David Cook.

It's not as icky as you might think, either: it's still quite ginny and makes a very nice G&T (garnish with a raspberry and a sprig of mint, if you're doing the Pinkster thing).

You don't need as much other paraphernalia as you might think either.

While a vision test for Alzheimer's isn't going to be commercially available anytime soon, the wait isn't going to be as long as you might think, either.

But the entire civil rights issue isn't as cut and dried from the other side as you might think, either.

Don't try to impress them by saying super sophisticated words either, they might think you're being a show off - and how responsible does that sound?

Might either of them do?