Sentence examples for both fruitful from inspiring English sources

"The 1948 Directors of the Société Anonyme Exhibition" and "The Tiger's Eye: The Art of a Magazine" are both fruitful and pertinent exercises in historical reconstruction.

This study aimed to achieve fast and strong impact vibrations over a wide frequency range, including the resonant frequency, which decoupled the intensity and frequency of the vibration to achieve both fruitful vibrotactile feedback and strong alarming vibration.

Our one hour and forty-five meetingmeeting was both fruitful and significantly encouraging.

Stronger is the skit about a character who believes herself to be invisible, and the audience questionnaire that must be answered by lobbing beans through hula hoops: both simple, fruitful jokes that, under Wnek and Robson's playful stewardship, keep on giving.

Partaking of both humanistic and scientific analysis, this approach is fruitful both for insight into the mind and the organization of experience and for the understanding of the constraints and creative possibilities the "play of tropes" contributes to expressive culture.

I hope our discussions with the owners are both early and fruitful.

Total intimacy is a myth; that said, a particular kind of loneliness can be both beautiful and fruitful.

Israel is in many ways a European country, and relations with Europe are both intimate and fruitful.

The Austrian side had insisted that a theoretical (as opposed to a purely empirical) approach to the social sciences was both possible and fruitful and that all observation presupposed an underlying theoretical framework.

These relationships were to be fruitful, both for later books on fish and food, and in the genesis of Davidson's publishing house Prospect Books in 1979 and its journal of food studies Petits Propos Culinaires, edited and published by Davidson until 2000.

The film becomes a study in togetherness, both bad and fruitful; on the one hand, we get the creepy sense of a community closing ranks, while on the other there is the old-school pleasure of watching an ensemble in full spate.