Sentence examples for the answer is either from inspiring English sources

The answer is either a federalist UK, or Scotland leaving the UK.

Depending on how loosely one uses the term inventor, I believe that the answer is either both or neither.

The answer is either "Of course he did, idiot" or "It's plausible he didn't, actually" – depending on whom you ask.

At home, the answer is either to daisy-chain plugboards until your living room looks like it was designed by Spinal Tap's roadie, or engage in a furtive power-snatching game with family or housemates.

"I am just shocked and amazed that every time you ask the special interests or the unions for some kind of sacrifice that the answer is either 'no' or 'I'm going to sue you,' " Mr. Paterson said Thursday after a private meeting with the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver.

You catch someone's eye and maybe you ask yourself, "Do I know this person?" This is a recognition task – a facial recognition task to be precise – and the answer is either a simple "Yes, I recognise them", or a "No, I've not seen them before".

Until a few months ago I would have been pretty sure that the answer was either Tony Soprano's psychiatrist, Dr. Melfi, or the editorial staff of the magazine Maxim.

I spoke to many current and former administration officials as the war was just getting under way, and whenever I specifically asked whether the president would have intervened without participation by the Arab League, the answer was either no or probably not.

The GPs filled in a doctor's questionnaire about every patient registered for the study, and again one question asked whether the patient had metabolic syndrome, the answer being either "yes" or "no".

What we can say with confidence is that the answers are either known unknowns, unknown knowns or -- worst-case scenario -- unknown unknowns.

Most of the answers are either yes/true or no/false, but the open questions commonly result in nice discussions.