Sentence examples for thinking that either from inspiring English sources

"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.

Another reason behind title change is to avoid confusing international audiences such as The Avengers becoming The Avengers Assemble in the UK or Neighbors turning into Bad Neighbours, both to avoid anyone thinking that either TV show was being adapted.

Instead of thinking that either reality, i.e. our data, or the nature of a particular field and its narratives; determine a professional activity; I would like to address this the other way around.

To CASH4, politicians are inherently corrupt, the media is "owned" and "an orchestra of misinformation"—and as for the election: "For people that come into the show thinking that either of these candidates or the majority of our government is legitimate, I just feel sorry for them".

Fulham were not thinking that either when they made their surprise appointment at the end of 2007.

In this case, Fiona's thinking that either ∼K1K2 K1(R2) or ∼K1K2 K1K2 at I11 is compatible with what Alan in fact does know at I11, so Fiona should not necessarily be surprised to find herself at I22, and given that what she knows there is characterized by (iii), following the backwards induction solution is her best strategy.

WHILE we have seen the apparent death of Communism, ways of thinking that were either born under Communism or strengthened by Communism still govern our lives.

So I am not thinking that way.

She recalled thinking: "That's The Times.

I was thinking: That's odd.

Thinking that makes them smart.