Sentence examples for both exemplified from inspiring English sources

For us, the thunder is a giveaway, rumbling with guilt, but the fact remains that, in his time, Carroll both exemplified and enhanced what Douglas-Fairhurst calls "a more general trend towards seeing childhood as a separate realm".

Crossword clues can be pointed and rude, both exemplified by Arachne's clue... 7d Throw shoe!

In the process of refining grappa, she both exemplified and defied what Italian ingenuity is all about, becoming a success story at once utterly representative and strikingly different.

A prolific and charismatic writer — considered by many the greatest Italian poet since Dante — he both exemplified and promoted the most extreme strain of turn-of-the-century Italian nationalism.

Both exemplify another Bauschian feat: unearthing the child in the adult.

This is "slut" in the slovenly meaning of the word, an approach I both exemplify and espouse.

Labour and the Republicans both exemplify a law of political life: parties that hold power lose the habit of innovative thinking.

As far apart as their styles are, Karrin Allyson and Luciana Souza both exemplify mainstream jazz singing at this moment; they're separate points along the spectrum.

Charles Webb's The Graduate has long been eclipsed by the film (and its soundtrack), but in its deadpan quiet stylishness it is easily its equal, being that most rare and valuable thing, a serious comic novel which both exemplifies its time and continues to speak to us.

Her height – 5ft 8in, tall for a female ballet dancer – works against her portrayal of a straightforwardly vulnerable Odette; instead she uses the length and power of her limbs to poetic effect, both exemplifying Odette's status as a grown-up princess and amplifying every phrase of Tchaikovsky's score.

Kant's two examples both exemplify this consideration of possible rational unanimity.