Sentence examples for both in experience and from inspiring English sources

Paparozzi's rendition of "Louisiana -- they are trying to wash us away" linked the two states both in experience and struggle to rise above the waters and naysayers.

Bill O'Connor, policy director of the House Agriculture Committee, called Veneman "capably trained for this job, both in experience and background". He said she spent much time in California during her years in the Bush Administration and had agriculture clients in her legal work.

Lincoln, in fact, used his wit to put people at ease and overcome concerns about his physical appearance, with lines such as: "Common looking people are the best in the world: that is the reason the Lord makes so many of them". Several members of Lincoln's Cabinet initially believed that they were far more qualified than he was both in experience and education to be president.

An important component of the transfusion medicine-training program, both in practical experience and in core curriculum, occurs at the Stanford Blood Center and through its medical and technical staff.

I have been fortunate, both in the experience and the finished result.

Particularly prominent were studies focused on questions of race and gender, war and peace, both in American experience and more broadly.

So its ability to meet new challenges has been limited by shortfalls both in resources and experience.

Sensory fields are pervaded by qualia both in everyday veridical experience and in less usual cases.

Hppi, 54, is global in both experience and thinking.

By creating an immersive environment to show the film in, Shirley includes viewers in both the experience and the conversation.

With my experiences both in success and failure, this sentiment could not echo more truth.