Sentence examples for seeks either from inspiring English sources

Much of the philosophical side of the study of consciousness seeks either to explain qualia or to explain them away.

Every society defines and shapes its own normality – and its own abnormality – according to dominant narratives, and seeks either to make people comply or to exclude them if they don't.

Such questions typically come to the fore when a congregation seeks either to tear down or alter a designated landmark, as St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church on Park Avenue did in 1984, or to build a new structure that requires a zoning variance or other land-use review.

And with a string of embassies now adding Bali to their lists of danger-spots, it will be some time before the outside world seeks either pleasure or business there again.________________________________________________________________Neil Bowler, of the Economist Conferences' team in Singapore, was killed in the Kuta bombing.

Roly Poly and Hydrangea will line up for Aidan O'Brien in the Juvenile Fillies Turf, as the trainer seeks either his 22nd or 23rd Group One winner of an already remarkable season, depending on results earlier on the card.

And everyone is seeking either redemption or revenge.

Certainly the former king has never sought either attention or power.

Dame Fiona Reynolds, the outfit's director-general, says she did not seek either confrontation.

As one of several daimyo, players tackle rival clans seeking either national dominion or more personal objectives, while engaging in politics between conflicts.

If the sales tax increase does not pass, Mr. Spano will have to seek either corresponding services cuts or an increase in Westchester's already high property tax burden.

In its new 45-nanometer generation, Intel will gain the freedom to seek either higher performance or substantially lower power, while at the same time increasing the number of cores per chip.