Sentence examples for both on screen and in from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Rampling, 65 years old and un-retouched (both on screen and in real life), is one of them.

For a long while now, I've regarded him as one of the greatest actors in the world, both on screen and in the theatre.

It's a novel idea matched by the cute character – both on screen and in physical amiibo form.

He nevertheless has, both on screen and in person, a slightly detached, regal quality, a darting, glinting intelligence, and occasionally an air of weary melancholy, all very useful papal attributes.

The story of how 11 Israeli athletes were killed during the Olympic Games in Munich in September 1972 has been told many times, both on screen and in print.

Having worked since the age of nine, she is possessed of an extraordinary maturity and polish, both on screen and in person, a quality that has led to her being cast repeatedly as precociously talented youngsters: budding writer, child assassin, benevolent teenage vampire.

Kids -- both on-screen and in the audiences -- are treated as wary little hipsters too clever to fall for that old marketing ploy of "youthful innocence".

The claims, albeit a quarter of a century later, will be an embarrassment for the BBC, coming at a time when its track record of employing women, both on-screen and in senior positions behind the scene, has come under close scrutiny.

Warning: this blog post contains discussion of homophobic acts of violence perpetuated both on-screen and in real life.

Acoustic quantification (AQ) was introduced in the early 1990s, with the intention being to delineate – both on-screen and in real time – the blood-tissue interface at the level of the various cavities of the heart and great vessels [ 9].

After a brief on-screen relationship with Test, she was engaged to Triple H whom she married both on-screen and later in real life which resulted in The McMahon-Helmsley Faction storyline.