Sentence examples for both are remarkably from inspiring English sources

Interviewed separately, both are remarkably candid.

The solution structures of both are remarkably similar.

Both are remarkably unbalanced, and both use the "other" as puppets in a historical drama.

Both are remarkably faithful to Barrie's play, which opened in 1904 and was an immediate and enduring success, the most famous play for children ever written.

And, while it's true that both are remarkably self-assured, guitar-wielding, young women of an acoustic persuasion, Rose is more pop than folk.

Mr. Chadbourne is a ravenous scholar of American music, with a scabrous, loony sense of humor; Mr. Morris is a thoughtful, headstrong, melody-to-melody improviser; both are remarkably original guitarists.

Both were remarkably effective, with audiences barely aware of the digital trickery.

Both teams are remarkably depleted, shorn of key players right at the start of a fresh season.

Both units are remarkably easy to set up — nothing more than two power cables and a connection from the sound bar to the TV.

Both messages are remarkably similar, even the platform naming.

The distributions for δ a / a in the left and δ a / f in both panels are remarkably narrow with a median error ∼ϵ as targeted, a steep truncation towards large errors, and a maximum error ∼ 10 ϵ.