Sentence examples for both brethren from inspiring English sources

It is both brethren of, and antithesis to, Baz Luhrmann's Australia (2008).

At the second Vatican Council the Roman Catholic Church strongly affirmed its ties with its "separated brethren" both in Eastern Orthodoxy and in the several Protestant churches.

VIA QUADRONNO on the Upper East Side is entirely different from its Village brethren, reflecting both the requirements of the neighborhood and its own ties to Milan.

Lining up the support of chief executives and their small-business brethren offers both candidates a chance to bolster their economic credentials while sending voters the message that they're ready to be the nation's chief executive.

In fact, I wouldn't be too surprised to see this entry-level device outsell both of its premium brethren.

To fix that, to me reassuring, weakness, the team decided to imbue each robot with the ability to control both itself and its brethren.

These domesticated turkeys of Mexican origin were shipped from England to the 17th-century settlements in Virginia and Massachusetts, even though their wild brethren were plentiful in both locations.

According to the survey, England's young adults performed on a par with their 55-65 year-old counterparts in literacy and numeracy – in contrast to the other countries in the survey, who saw young adults outperform their older brethren in one or both categories.

Jews would return to the land and work hand in hand with their Arab brethren in an amity that would benefit them both.

The church is bigger than both "The Policy" and bigger than the Brethren".

The newspaper, like many of its brethren across the country in both small towns and big cities, has struggled in recent years to keep up with online competition.