Sentence examples for speaks either of from inspiring English sources

Calling an album Monuments to an Elegy speaks either of bold ambition or its kissing cousin, hubris.

The dot-com mantra -- 24/7/365 -- speaks either to a constancy of purpose or the inability to get one's work done during normal business hours.

Second, the GSS was administered in English or French only and thus excludes respondents who did not speak either of the official languages.

The discussion also highlighted board members' allegiances, as they spoke either in favor of the district — defending its finances and stability — or in favor of parents' ability to choose the best schools for their children.

In those countries, Mr. Parkvall calculated (in a study not yet published), the average number of languages spoken either natively or non-natively per person is 1.58.

Dagestan has great ethnic diversity, with about 30 ethnic groups and 81 nationalities, most of whom speak either Caucasian, Turkic, or Iranian languages.

Remember, many Amish communities speak either German, or a dialect of German called Pennsylvania Dutch in their day-to-day and church goings.

The Uzbeks speak either of two dialects of Uzbek, a Turkic language of the Altaic family of languages.

In the anguished months after September 11th (9/11), people spoke either of ambitious, utopian projects for Ground Zero or of leaving it as an open memorial to the victims.

Hirschfeld was born in St Louis, the son of a tailor who did not speak either of his wife's languages - Russian and Yiddish - when they first met.

The meetings are conducted through interpreters like Arnold, because few of the Afghans speak English and almost none of the Americans speak either of Afghanistan's two main languages, Pashto and Dari.