Sentence examples for both devote from inspiring English sources

And both devote considerable space to pondering existential questions about identity, honor, duty and self-doubt.

Thom Holmes's "Electronic and Experimental Music" and Kyle Gann's "American Music in the Twentieth Century" both devote multi-page spreads to her accomplishments as a composer and technician.

"Great Houses of Havana: A Century of Cuban Style" (the Monacelli Press), by the architect Hermes Mallea, and "Inside Havana" (Taschen), by the historian Julio César Pérez Hernández, both devote chapters to the American tobacco tycoon Mark Pollack's Renaissance stone house, completed around 1930.

Choose a time when neither of you is rushing off to work or school, and when you can both devote some time and mental energy to the conversation.

The pianist Ran Blake and the singer Dee Dee Bridgewater both devoted albums to his work.

Channel 4 and Channel Five both devoted their Sunday night schedules to blockbuster movies, with the terrestrial premiere of Gangs of New York on Channel 4 proving the most popular.

Natalie Merchant and John Mellencamp have both devoted their latest albums to old songs after scouring through various archives.

Perhaps we should institute two days, both devoted to the celebration of love, but love of different kinds.

Both were active in the French Resistance during World War II, and after the war both devoted themselves to fighting the intellectual corrosions of Communist ideology.

It is difficult to tell whether the artist was disturbed or perversely delighted by the strain between the two women, who were both devoted to him.

But she is also a Muslim woman, both devoted to her faith and conscious of the discomfort it can evoke in her adopted homeland.