Sentence examples for sought either from inspiring English sources

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

In doing so, Mr. Obama will join a long line of his predecessors who have sought either line-item veto power or, after the Supreme Court in 1998 ruled such a veto unconstitutional, some other rescission authority that passes muster.

Faced with this apparent theory-experiment discrepancy, theorists sought either to modify Dirac's theory or to propose a new theory, and thus accommodate the experimental results.

As federal felons cannot possess firearms, Henderson later sought either to sell the guns to an interested buyer or to transfer ownership to his wife.

Fractious as India is, and controversial as issues like gender equality remain within the household, no significant political movement in India's independent history has sought either to exclude women or religion from the public sphere.

Informed consent was sought either from the patient or, if not possible, from the patient's next of kin.

And everyone is seeking either redemption or revenge.

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

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

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.