Sentence examples for both instilled from inspiring English sources

"We were poor, but my parents both instilled a work ethic in us.

Both parents instilled certain values in him and his four siblings.

His parents, both artists, instilled in their youngest son a taste for culture at an early age.

The family was financially comfortable, but both parents instilled a strong work ethic in the future Prime Minister and his three brothers.

Starre grew up in the Hudson Valley of New York and Sydney, Australia; both environments instilled in her a deep love and appreciation for the natural world.

Pursuing a multitude of projects comes naturally to Yoe; her parents, both entrepreneurs, instilled in her a ferocious work ethic and an understanding that anything worth having in life must be earned.

It instilled both humility and discipline.

It is worth watching, for she speaks candidly about her core inspiration — her parents, both teachers, who instilled in her a love of words, literature and poetry, in particular the poems of Dickinson.

Material and Methods: Microencapsulated, CYP2B1-producing cells were instilled both in vivo (transfemoral angiographical access) and in vitro (perfusion model) in the splenic lobe of the pig pancreas.

Charles Antaki writes: "David Wall makes a good fist of a pro-van Gaal argument; certainly the man is clearly a thoughtful tactician, and a forceful enough personality to both instil his vision in his players and get them actually to implement it out on the pitch.

At the end of the day, these books both instil the idea that there is something very wrong with women.