Sentence examples for seems either from inspiring English sources

The satirical argument seems either obvious or obviously wrong.

Meaning seems either elusive or all too obvious.

COMMENT FROM CHRIS L.: Biden seems either tired or nervous.

— It seems either a cruel or fitting twist.

Dena, for quite a while, seems either not to notice or not to mind.

Finally, top up with yet more bass – more, indeed, than seems either possible or reasonable.

Given the lack of walls, the lack of bathrobes seems either glaring or appropriate.

For Strout's most vivid characters, leaving their small towns seems either unthinkable or inevitable.

Some of this seems either dysfunctional or annoying, and yet there are compensations.

Which is not to say that the prospect of change seems either desirable or inevitable.

The man is not what he seems - either cowboy or sailor - but rather he is a fraud.