Sentence examples for said either of from inspiring English sources

Arden said: Either of these two organisations would find the LSE to be a strategic asset easily consumed – and at an opportunistic price.

This cannot be said of Al Qaeda, but it cannot be said, either, of the soldiers, trainers, advisers, and contractors sent by the United States.

Just imagine if any of Trump's contenders had said either of these things.

Sachs says he doesn't think he said either of these things, but he has certainly not banned Ross from his living room.

I have never said either of those things.

In all the others, King said either the depreciation of the pound or rising import prices underpinned rising domestic prices.

I said, either you get out of my car or turn it off.

Bam!" the journalist says, either ignorant of or oblivious to my glare.

But it has been on the rise, dermatologists say, either because of environmental factors or better diagnosis or both.

I can't say either of them sounded very smart.

"I'm not going to say either of those," General Hartmann said.