Sentence examples for both of which reflect from inspiring English sources

Apparently, the band now exist in two "completely different incarnations" both of which "reflect aspects of the original".

He also wrote political articles and political verses, both of which reflect his reactionary nationalist and Pan-Slavist views, as well as his deep love of Russia.

Of the personality disorders, the most common are performance anxiety and social phobia: both of which reflect a fear of other people, who are perceived as both evaluators and competitors – the only roles for society that market fundamentalism admits.

And to talk with Mr. Levy and some of his allies is to realize that big, inclusive comedies — those with a real shot at universal appeal — are an exercise more complex than the arch humor of a "Superbad," or the druggy in-jokes of a "Pineapple Express," both of which reflect the hip but narrower approach of Hollywood's reigning comic king, Judd Apatow.

In GluN2C KO mice, the decrease in frequency of mEPSCs in layer V pyramidal cells in the mPFC suggests lower excitatory network activity; this finding is also supported by a lower number of vGluT1-positive puncta and reduced dendritic spine density in layer III and V pyramidal cells, both of which reflect the number of glutamatergic synapses to pyramidal cells in this region.

The chart supports the latter: while the VIX has been having a near-death experience, share prices have headed up.What matters most for share prices or ought to are the discounted value of companies' future earnings and the relative attraction of other investments, both of which reflect the state of America's and the world's economy.

Yet the election campaign has been fair and the final outcome is too close to call both of which reflect well on the orange revolution's legacy.

Levin has proposed a series of Liberty Amendments, most of which reflect well-known aspects of the Tea Party agenda.

This tradition continues in three new novels, two of which reflect Europe's dreadful 20th century.

The archetypal narrative of extravagant far-flung societies, all of which reflect back the absurdities and follies of our own.

There are several explanations for why she didn't do so, none of which reflect well on her.