Sentence examples for thinking either from inspiring English sources

"I'm thinking either a green show" — meaning an environmental theme — "or one about flowers," he said.

But there is no ground for so thinking either as respects the South or the North.

"The net's cacophony of stimuli short-circuits both conscious and unconscious thought, preventing people from thinking either deeply or creatively".

We were thinking either of dinner at Annisa or a New York Harbor dinner cruise, where the views and the atmosphere should be amazing, though I'm not sure about the food.

"It was a point in my life where I was thinking either Asperger's was going to define me or I was going to be able to work around it," she said.

In "Liberal and Conservative Approaches to Justice: Conflicting Psychological Portraits," Tetlock and Mitchell argue that the liabilities of conservatism include the following: "Conservatives are too prone to engage in zero-sum thinking (either I keep my money or the government takes it).

"I think the people themselves were disillusioned into thinking that either one of the [two major] parties would be different from the other," Danielle tells me.

Were you thinking of either of those writers when working on this? Stephen King is one of my favorite writers.

"We ended up having this very esoteric exchange, and I remember thinking, He either has a roomful of experts writing these e-mails or he really knows something".

Probably not what my parents were thinking of either – it doesn't make for great dinner party conversation having an abortion doctor for a daughter.

On a visit home, he told his father that he was thinking of either joining the priesthood or attending law school.