Sentence examples for a phenomenon both from inspiring English sources

It suggests a mystical and irrational belief in a type of memory no neurologist would recognize, a phenomenon both uncanny and eternal.

"Goody became a phenomenon, both in terms of the interest she inspired in the public and in the effect that her sad death had on awareness of cervical cancer," he said.

Avempace considers the Milky Way to be a phenomenon both of the spheres above the moon and of the sublunar region.

While exposure to multiple viewpoints is critical to promoting diversity, group polarization is a phenomenon both in real world and online contexts when group exposure to debates simply results in the reinforcing of current beliefs in addition to a shift towards a more extreme position [24].

President Obama won last week with a voter coalition that was far more racially and religiously diverse than Mitt Romney's -- a phenomenon both predicted in the days before the election and confirmed in the days after.

There is still a possibility that this is a consistent phenomenon, both in registry studies and in prospective multicentre studies.

Audiences themselves are fascinated by long-term dance partnerships – Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn became a global phenomenon both on stage and off.

The rural Fasci in particular were a curious phenomenon: both ancient and modern.

Firstly, neuropathic pain is a heterogeneous phenomenon, both within and across underlying conditions, and evidence obtained from the study of an analgesic in one condition cannot necessarily be applied to another [21] [22].

The higher evolutionary rate in annuals than in perennials appears to be a universal phenomenon both in nuclear and chloroplast genomes in the four dicot model plants we investigated.

What began as a mere made-for-television movie (on the Disney Channel, yet) has grown quickly into an international phenomenon both commercial and spiritual, at least for tweenage youngsters (mostly girls).