Sentence examples for about with both from inspiring English sources

Here the unargued identification of the subject of Parmenides' discourse as "whatever can be thought of or spoken of" prefigures Owen's identification of it as "whatever can be thought and talked about," with both proposals deriving from fr. 2.7 8.

"What I will be talking about with both American and British leaders is about how we can encourage that trade and investment between the countries," May said.

"The condition that I'm talking about, with both the relaxation and the arousal heightened together all at once, I know of only one context in which that appears and has been studied, and that is under trance," Deutsch says.

The alt-weekly was one of the first places I saw black cultural traditions talked about with both familial love and critical rigor.

Temperature measured by Hobo 4, ranges from about 17 to about 25°C with both median value and spread significantly wider respect to the external ones.

A unit from Linksys, the WPS54GU2 (about $130), works with both U.S.B. and parallel port printers.

What about families with both a boy and a girl?

But soon he finds himself in a debate about independence with both his ward, Ann, and the devil.

When the cell was operated at room temperature, the maximum power density was shown to be about 16 mwith2 with both 2 and 4 M methanol feed.

Last month, the British leg of Brooks's promotional tour for this book included widely noted meetings – very useful publicity about publicity – with both Ed Miliband and David Cameron.

The only consolation left to Urbain in the long tail of his life appears to have been painting, and Hertmans writes about this with both passion and delicacy.