Sentence examples for both example of the from inspiring English sources

(The irony of this criticism is only increased by its allusion to Cicero, who serves as both example of the desire and source for the comment, see Pro Archia XI,16).

My favourite experiences since Paxman-nacht are both examples of the dialogue it sparked.

And now Lindsey Graham, who's a senior member of the Armed Services Committee, has said that Benghazi and Boston are both examples of the U.S. going backwards on national Security.

In both examples of the VAPEX process, we observed large vertical spacing between the well pairs as shown in Fig. 27b and Fig. 28b.

Their wages and their bets are both examples of the same thing.

The fact that it coincided with the Brit-Pop invasion of the second half of the 90s is no coincidence either, as they are both examples of the English taking American roots music, whitewashing it, and selling it back to American teens for twenty bucks a pop.

Provide both examples of the sound of the phrase, as well as by providing feedback.

That's both an example of the jaunty journalistic cleverness that gets good exam results and a demonstration of Bennett's own belief in the accidental nature of history.

Vexed by the perception that their party is dominated by white men, Republicans have often held up Haley as both an example of the diversity that exists within their ranks and a promising bench of young leaders.

This section is both an example of the setup and evaluation methodology presented in the previous section and a description of the simulation results.

These are both examples of people power, but the big question is where does community-based action end and rebellion begin?