Sentence examples for both of which feel from inspiring English sources

Cooking from scratch, raw vegetables, can be just as quick, but it does take a modicum of thought, a little time and energy – both of which feel overstretched for many workers.

My leather-lined Special Edition test car had a sticker price of $25,151, which puts it in a midsize thicket alongside the Camry and Honda Accord, both of which feel more refined and up-to-date.

You get some extra hardware widgets on this new model, both of which feel a little like kitchen sink additions.

Mr Stoltenberg is left pointing to Poland and Romania, both of which feel directly threatened by Russia, as examples of nations actually doing the "right" thing - spending more.

The goal is not to decrease the level of stress or to erase it completely, both of which feel impossible in the moment; rather, the goal is to reshape how you interpret stress (e.g., first thinking that this stressor is here to help me in some way).

"But it's just become more and more the focus of conversations about modern feminism ― this inequality in the sense of work and sexual abuse in the workplace, both of which feel very much in tune with the story of 'Colette.' It's about claiming a voice that you were unable to liberate".

Kaelan is exaggerating — "Hard World" and other experiences have used jump cuts, some of which feel more jarring than others.

The development corporation is negotiating with other dance companies, theater groups, nonprofit organizations and a museum, all of which feel squeezed out of Manhattan.

A single animated feature takes four or five years to complete, the last 18 months of which feel like a breathless sprint.

The documents reveal the anxieties of early-modern life, many of which feel remarkably familiar, even if the solutions aren't.

Analogue control is required when jerking the Wiimote for spin jumps or tilting it to navigate certain platforms – neither of which feel particularly natural.