Sentence examples for which suggested either from inspiring English sources

Other items were more gender-neutral: there were gobs of humidifiers, for example, which suggested either some sort of national dry throat epidemic, or merely a fondness for fog.

Regardless of bedding, the most commonly observed behavior was lying in the stalls, which suggested either bedding might be suitable.

The finding that MA predicted performance more in girls than boys contradicts some previous findings which suggested either a greater MA-performance relationship in males, or no gender differences in this relationship.

"Neither candidate delivered a killer soundbite, which suggests either a lack of imagination from their teams, or an awareness that TV debates don't sway many undecided voters.

(That's a novelty, which suggests either praiseworthy openness or a wish to spread around the critical rancor that routinely befalls Whitney Biennials).

There are also reports of a woman being pulled alive from the river, which suggests either that she may have been forced over the side of Westminster Bridge by the car or that she took evasive action.

Mr. Falzini said the handwriting did not match Hauptmann's, which suggests either that the convicted killer had an accomplice or that he was perhaps innocent, even though about $15,000 of the $50,000 in ransom money was foundn his garage.

He regards it as the finest goal of his career, which suggests either an admirable disinclination to review his own work or, more probably, a serious case of denial.

Foals, Mathletics (Transgressive) It's like maths, you see, but also a bit like athletics, which suggests either the school attended by Foals had a syllabus cooked up as part of some nightmarish dadaist prank, or this is another band of fiendishly clever youngsters up for giving their bodies a workout at the same time as their brains.

Pavin, who stands as one of the feistiest and most pragmatic of competitors in the recent history of the event, will surely know that better than anyone, which suggests either that he has abandoned the instincts that sustained him through a very successful career in golf or that that he had no other option but to take an almighty gamble.

He manages to be F1's poster boy because of his speed, skill and sunny disposition while wearing a tea cosy on his head which suggests either that his mum has done his hair or a trip to the Advanced Hair Studio may be imminent.