Sentence examples for would either want from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a terrible idea for a book, and I don't know why anybody would either want to publish it or read it".

"This might slow things down, but it's unsure whether, if [Spitzer] resigns, then maybe a new person would either want to speed it along or would have other priorities".

Though it seems to me people would either want to send instant messages to each other in a virtual world like Second Life, or use an online video-phone service after meeting each other on a dating Web site.

Depending on the game mode, you'd either want to overwatch an objective, or a hot spot.

"I'd always either want to do something perfectly or not do it at all".

Create a "Top 10 List" of the ten items there that you would either most want to see or that you feel are the most historically significant, justifying your choices.

However, teachers may be so bogged down by teaching and non-teaching responsibilities that they would either not want to participate in action research or participate in action research in a half-hearted manner so much so that their development is compromised.

A vast majority of Iraqis would reject them, because these bombers either want to restore Baathism or install bin Ladenism.

Would either of them want to leave her current gig?

(The problem is, would either W.S. or E.D. want to meet us? Why?) I'm afraid that I squander as much as 90 percent of my time writing letters — e‑mails — to authors, my writer-friends.

On this score, Messrs Miliband and Osborne are much more similar creatures than either would want to admit.