Sentence examples for say of either from inspiring English sources

It would be too much to say, of either director, that the politics are an excuse for the style, but you should certainly not turn to " '71" for an enriched understanding of the Troubles, as they are still known.

Ultimately, Erdogan supporters flooded out onto the streets, the coup was stopped and Turkey, a country so deeply divided, is currently not under military control, although it's hard to say of either option the country had concerning this predicament was better.

The same cannot be said of either the euro zone or Congress.

But the same cannot be said of either mainstream America or the media.

I think that no matter how much talent they put into their work, it cannot be said of either of them that their compositions represented service to the regime.

Whereas pooling the sensitivity and the specificity or constructing an SROC curve may be easily achieved using, for example, a spreadsheet, the same cannot be said of either of the newer models.

None of this is to say, of course, that either Russians or their government are inured to body counts or television footage of coffins coming home.

Latinos' partisan loyalties are much less hard and fast than, say, those of either African-Americans or white evangelicals.

Again, no one could say of my grandfather4 either that he disgraced the city or that he spent nothing on it out of his own means.

To predicate P of S is either to say of S what it is not, or it is to say of S what it is.

The Rev. Canon David C. Anderson, president of the American Anglican Council, said approval of either provision would amount to a "fatal bullet" for the conservatives.