Sentence examples for both exclusively from inspiring English sources

The state's Alcoholic Beverage Control Law handbook for retailers puts the regulations in laymen's terms: The law gives stores "just two product categories, liquors and wines, both exclusively theirs alone to sell and nothing else.

I first met the poet Peter Gizzi during a summer in which I was reading the work of Ezra Pound and listening to the droopy folk-rock singer J. J. Cale, both exclusively, both incessantly.

Studies of women had made it eminently clear that there were very few characteristics that could be attributed both exclusively and universally to one sex or the other; whether one was expected to be strong or weak, aggressive or passive, serious or humorous, disciplinarian or nurturing, and so on depended on cultural expectations, not on biology.

· $398 Dell Inspiron Black Notebook Computer* or $848 Dell Studio One 19 All-in-one Touch Desktop Computer – both exclusively at Walmart.

Another contribution of our work is in the iris segmentation phase, where a new pointwise level set approach with area preserving has been used for determining inner and outer iris boundaries, both exclusively performed in one step.

Interestingly, the hematopoietic transcription factors SCL/Tal1 and Runx1 were both exclusively detectable in the CD34+ fraction.

In K. setae NBRC 14216T, aerial spores on solid culture and submerged spores in liquid culture both contain exclusively ll-DAP, whereas mycelia in both cultures contain mainly meso-DAP.

Her voice is described as "grating" -- a close synonym of "shrill" and "strident," both almost exclusively used of women in public discourse, and both now recognized as problematic -- so it has been necessary to seek out the euphemistic synonym.

The charge and the totally transverse momentum flux (the momentum flux transverse to both the wave normal and the unperturbed magnetic field) are both determined exclusively by the Alfven polarization.

I had reported on both stories exclusively in the Observer.

While both terms exclusively refer to black women, that is where their similarities end.