Sentence examples for both asserting from inspiring English sources

When the New Wave quoted Fuller or Hitchcock, they were both asserting the existence of a school and suggesting that it was cutting-edge.

The combination of will and chance, of getting lost in order to unexpectedly find, had brought me close to Aura in this new way, one in which she was both present and absent, both asserting a permanence and letting go.

They were both asserting a living pantheon of filmmakers they admired and seeking to throw out interlopers in order to make a place for themselves in the film industry (thus the invective).

Zoe Williams returns some much-needed balance to the Labour leadership impasse (Opinion, 4 July) by both asserting Jeremy Corbyn's inestimable contribution in returning the party to its principles, "in the language of hope"; and listing the wide range of essential policies – from public services to climate change – that unite him and his parliamentary party critics.

I can't remember whether or not I knew then that we, his audience, were beginning to catch sight of the demons that Dennis was coyly both asserting and denying to be driving him to make art.

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.

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

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