Sentence examples for a question both from inspiring English sources

This was a question both his father and I felt compelled to answer.

WEAKNESSES: The running game is a question, both in defending against the run and running the ball.

Standing on the edge of the plinth, facing the square, it had more presence than the people who have so far been hoisted there; asking why this might be is a question both about sculpture, and about ourselves.

Gaddis quotes him as pointing out that he had problems with sequencing: "I have the habit of seeing two opposing sides of a question, both of them wrong, and then overstating myself, so that I appear to be inconsistent".

That is a question both Rentrak and Nielsen are hoping to address - the former by merging with comScore, and the latter by doubling its panel size.

I used to think that the question "Does God exist?" is both a scientific question and a religious question; both science and religion were after the same truth and hopefully one would prove it.

It's an intriguing question, both because the contests seem to me both intriguingly indicative of a big changes afoot in American politics, yet also oddly old fashioned.

Whether either of these models captures the processes that have led to the evolution of human cooperation is an empirical question, both models are cogent; the question is: does either fit the data?

Infill-frame interaction constitutes a still open question both in research and in practicing engineering.

It was partly a question, for both, of factual knowledge: the minds of both were well-stocked in a way few people's minds would be today.

Aalborg officials and the school in question both denied a ban was ever put in place, according to The Local.