Sentence examples for both persons and from inspiring English sources

And, as the monastic scholar Aelred Squire, points out (Asking the Fathers, p.92), this insight of Augustine, quoted by Thomas Aquinas, is echoed by Aquinas himself in another passage where he describes humanity as having a share in the working of divine Providence because it has the task of using its reasoning powers to provide for self and others (aliis, which can mean both persons and things).

The language of redemption applies both to the land and to the people; both are in God's hands, and thus the people called to imitate the holiness of God will be seeking to save both persons and property from being alienated for ever from their primary and defining relation to the God of the Exodus (Ellen Davis, Scripture, Culture and Agriculture, ch.5, esp. pp.90-94 pp.90-94

Both persons and groups have become recognised as subjects of international law.

If the world is deterministic, then there are such rules for both persons and machines (though perhaps it is not possible to write down the rules).

Another trait of mainstream neutral monism is its embrace of the bundle theory of concrete particulars (encompassing both persons and other things).

If the world is not deterministic, then there are no such rules for either persons or machines (since both persons and machines can be subject to non-deterministic processes in the production of their behavior).

Often we share both person and twat.

One other major feature is the calendar system, which aggregates both person and work related calendars.

Responses to this challenge included research designs that improved reliability and accounted for both person and situation in an interactionist model.

These are paintings that humanize everyone and everything involved, both person and landscape alike.

Both person and item fit showed high fit residuals (2.17 vs 1.53).