Sentence examples for both of which seem from inspiring English sources

You can't imagine her kick-boxing or finding her inner child, both of which seem compulsory for modern actresses.

The Court's decision in this case announces two propositions, both of which seem wrong to me, but which in any event are mutually inconsistent.

Bronze statues celebrating the female form lead to Francisco Zuniga's "Squatting Woman With Shawl" and "Seated Woman," both of which seem to beckon you to stay a while.

He's 78, for starters, and the years have taken their toll on his lugubrious body and spirit, both of which seem solidly tethered to the ground.

This decline is the sadder if one recalls A River Runs Through It (1992) and Quiz Show (1994), both of which seem superior to Ordinary People.

It also owns a stake in Uber and Snapchat, both of which seem to double in "value" every couple of months, so his struggle is real.

He frequently posts photos and videos of himself wearing makeup and sporting gloves with extended and pointed fingertips both of which seem to match the descriptions made by the witnesses of the murder.

Mr. Karam holds court under the canopy, armed with a cordless phone and a fax machine, both of which seemed quite incongruous in this setting.

Much to my surprise, I was the only person in the room willing to acknowledge that I had any privilege (I was working toward a PhD and came from an educated family, both of which seemed to count).

The division of the peninsula by two "liberation" armies -- both of which seemed to hold it in no special favor -- was an unwelcome gift thrust upon the Korean people, still dazed by the emotions of liberation from Japan in 1945.

Atlético are a team made for suffering, it sometimes seems, almost like they are less comfortable with comfort – and there was a hint there of two other games they may look back on as moments that cost them the title: the 2-1 defeat at Sporting and the 1-1 drat at Depor, both of which they led, both of which seemed done.