Sentence examples for both arises from inspiring English sources

Roth's concluding flourish evokes a liberal humanism that both arises from modern American Judaism and blurs its tenets.

Although action observation is sometimes considered a technique separate from motor imagery, the rationale to employ both arises from the perspective that the aim of the intervention is to evoke action simulation in the brain (Jeannerod and Decety, 1995).

The imperishability of mathematics and the immortality of Carroll's Alice both arise from the same source, the universal and eternal imagination of humanity.

The first Razorlight album [Up All Night] and my solo album [Borrell 1] both arose from direct conversations with people.

Both arose on the political fringe, more or less spontaneously, in response to the financial crisis and its economic consequences.

Both arose from humble roots: Edison was not born to privilege, while Mr Ovshinsky's father collected scrap by buggy.

But that these most inspired of Mr. Lamos's productions both arise from the literature of the Enlightenment is no coincidence at all.

Paradoxically, both arise because it is not looking at the big issue - did the government act in good faith when it gave its reasons for going to war?

Curiously, the strongest argument for the defense and the most intriguing line of historical inquiry both arise from the voluntary nature of Lincoln's proposal to African-Americans.

The campaigns on payday loans and Twitter trolls both arose, likewise, from a recognition that these subjects could capture the public imagination.

Two other tyrannies date securely from the 7th century and perhaps happened in imitation of Cypselus; both arose in states immediately adjoining Corinth.