Sentence examples for both cartoons from inspiring English sources

Frozen and Brave, two previous Disney films, both cartoons, were praised for showcasing strong, feisty heroines; according to critics, Branagh's Cinderella lamentably fails the role-model test.

They're both cartoons - so this should be easy for the animators to create, right?

Girls, both cartoons and real, are portrayed on television with a signature trait: eye makeup.

The New York Times, which lacked both cartoons and comics, nevertheless found a reason to chuckle over the California race.

After all, YouTube contains both cartoons and children's lullabies as well as incredible levels of violence (both depicted and real) as well as sexual content.

Barbera, who created both cartoons and directed most of the early Flintstone episodes, says it's likely "The Flintstones" will be revived "in some animated form" in 1990.

Superficially, there isn't an awful lot to separate Danny Dyer and Mick Carter – they're both cartoon cockneys in the classic mould – except the latter has been rigorously parsed and filtered to remove all the irritants.

Vbi is aware that his approach may be frowned upon by some more conservative sections of society, especially at a time when other countries have been criticised for their portrayal of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad in both cartoon and film form.

He is obviously fascinated by both cartooning and common contemporary consumer artifacts.

Drew Barrymore returned as Brian's ex-girlfriend Jillian, and The Hills stars Lauren Conrad and Audrina Patridge guest starred as themselves in both cartoon form and live-action form.

"Guys like [Greg] Kimbrel, [Aroldis] Chapman and Holland have both, cartoon stuff and great deception, and that's where you get the stupid numbers.