Sentence examples for both in manner and from inspiring English sources
The events of Socrates's last day, when he "appeared happy both in manner and words as he died nobly and without fear" (Phaedo 58e) were related by Phaedo to the Pythagorean community at Phlius some weeks or months after the execution.
He was possessed of extraordinarily powerful, complex, and contradictory emotions, desires, and ideas, which he transmuted into a similarly complex range of speech, both in manner and in substance.
The implementation, both in manner and form, of this system has been specified through policy studies since 2003, and has been the focal point of several public hearings.
For those who claim to be believers, I would propose that the taking of any animal life, both in manner and as to whether or not should reflect the latest science about what is most humane and least harmful to our shared earth.
He may start off as downright frightening, both in manners and appearance, but Belle manages to transform him into a gentleman by the end of the movie (as shown here).
Elizabeth, true to form, stays dry, both physically and in manner.
And it is unlikely that Nasri was either, given his excellent season for Manchester City, one in which he has made a significant improvement in both manner and performance.
A gaunt, stern-looking man with hooded eyes and a Roman nose, Flynn is sharp in both manner and language.
DC120 blocked the phosphorylation of downstream molecules in the AKT signal pathway in dose- and time-dependent manners both in vitro and in vivo.
The 4G8 component of our analysis can be interpreted both in an isolated manner and in context.
Gallup was quite fond of quoting Talleyrand's maxim: "The only thing wiser than anybody is everybody," and he harbored a great respect for the average man, in both his manner and thinking.
