Sentence examples for both language and from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates McCarthy's total mastery of both language and narrative.

For each self-conscious deflection he has a slew of insights, about both language and people.

In each case, their deep love for country manifests in both language and action.

For Moby to succeed, Mohseni said, the programming must feel local, in both language and sensibility.

To call torture an "enhanced technique" is to make a mockery of both language and justice.

Navajo leaders should have both language and cultural fluency in order to be qualified.

To call torture an "enhanced technique" is to make a mockery of both language and justice.__ Bill Younglove Lakewood, Calif.

As the many fans of her first book would attest, the strength of Garrison's poems is their ordinariness, in both language and subject matter.

That honesty, of both language and experience, are what propel the work beyond even their target audience, drawing in global attention.

The makers of the US versions of both Shameless and Skins have admitted that they have had to tone down both language and content.

The brand feels perfectly engineered for the current moment, when both language and politics are being metabolized rapidly and chaotically into the cultural bloodstream.