Sentence examples for both defined from inspiring English sources

Both defined marriage as available only to a man and woman.

This is a cycle where e-mail has both defined and changed things".

Thus the president's options are both defined and limited.

Below, deposit and withdraw are both defined as methods on objects of the Account class.

Two nations, but they're both black and they're both defined by economics, and never the twain shall meet.

A similar process was detected in pancreatic cancer8 and colon cancer,13 both defined by SOX-2 and Lin-28B.

These are both defined in terms of the "expected value" of a random variable.

He is retrospectively curious about the ways in which his own life has been both defined, enlivened and perhaps diminished by the association.

Where The Picture of Dorian Gray both defined and mocked the decadent movement, Self aspires to do the same for postmodernism.

Justice Ginsburg's observation that "the party leaders choose the candidates" both defined the plaintiffs' argument and, as other justices' comments made clear, exposed its inherent weakness.

Davis, 26, said he was both defined by and changed by a March 2003 night in Cleveland when he was with the Cavaliers.