Sentence examples for both interpreted from inspiring English sources

Two of the early Church Fathers, Origen (185-254 and Augustinetine (354-430 AD), both interpreted Genesis metaphorically, rejecting literal interpretations.

City officials and arts executives both interpreted that as a message to City Opera that its place there was by no means assured.

It was an intense experience for Mr. Neumann, whose father both interpreted Beckett's prose for the stage and visited him annually.

It is unusual for a historian to play a role in great events himself, but Asa Briggs has both interpreted history to a mass audience and played no small part in the making of it.

He first encountered America through its movies, and here he examines the way the country has both interpreted itself for the rest of the world, and has in turn been half-understood by countries on which its huge footprint has strayed.

Decreases in both amplitude and latency are both interpreted as surrogate measures of cortical activation or excitation.

Our results show that the "activity-based" workplace provides a framework for both interpreting the work of colleagues and organizing one's own work.

These results are important for both interpreting the weathering behaviour of the building material and the conservation, reconstruction and stone replacement of historical monuments.

I had a specific guy in my head, and I needed him to both interpret that and reinvent it.

Both interpret "Zararan" or "Zrrn" as the name of the palace in Aksum at the time, parallel to "Sahlen," the palace of Saba in Marib.

The essential distinction is thus that, while both interpret Donne's work as referencing cordiform maps, Sharp sees it as referencing a map showing two worlds, while Walker maintains that the reference is to a map showing only one.