Sentence examples for both asserted from inspiring English sources

Both asserted that the U.S. unions were against this bill because it harmed African workers -- who were also against it.

Bishop Gregory and Archbishop Dolan both asserted that celibacy was not to blame for the priest shortage.

Mr. Johns's images are always carefully constructed, and the sensuality of paint and other materials is both asserted and reined in by his controlling touch.

Using clothes as shorthand for social posturing, subcultures ranging from Regency fops to '60s Mods and Thatcher punks have both asserted and subverted the traditions of polite English society.

The famous British biologist T.H. Huxley in his book Protoplasm: The Physical Basis of Life (1869) and the British physicist John Tyndall in his "Belfast Address" of 1874 both asserted that life could be generated from inorganic chemicals.

The idea that a good Supreme Court justice merely applies the law, as Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Sonia Sotomayor both asserted at their confirmation hearings, misses something important about the nature of the Supreme Court's work, Ms. Kagan suggested back in 1995, proposing a thought experiment.

Both assert that they will farm Mayacamas organically, as Mr. Travers did not.

A self-portrait in which Mr Koons both asserts and lampoons the display of male power.

Mr. Obama and Keynes both assert that we're failing to make use of our economic capacity.

Atheists and theists are identical in one respect: they both assert something about which they know nothing.

Both assert that the invocation of a religious belief allows a company to opt out of a government requirement that applies to everyone else.