Sentence examples for both seen and from inspiring English sources

Stretching from 1910, when Leo Tolstoy lies dying in a remote Russian village, to the death of Lenin in 1924, this chilling novel -- filled with historical figures both seen and half-seen -- is about religious, political and erotic images and their power over lives and history.

Like unruly children, they are both seen and heard.

The security changes involve what Ms. Henderson called "things both seen and unseen," declining to go into details.

A fifth of the Shadow Cabinet are women and I can tell you they are both seen and heard!

More than ever members bear heavy responsibility for representing residents, businesses and institutions, and we believe they should be both seen and heard making those representations.

It is our responsibility to provide equal benefits for mental health injuries and physical injuries, to heal all wounds of war, both seen and unseen.

One cannot go to a place and speak of it; one cannot both see and say, not really.

It would go on through the thalamus and connect itself up to both seeing and hearing regions of the cortex.

When Americans are out in public, their assumption that they will both "see and be seen" is what makes the lack of privacy in public spaces reasonable.

It takes a director with exceptional interpretive skills to render this description into something that an audience can both see and believe, and Michael Mayer is a great director.

It's not a matter of physically seeing; it's a question instead of both seeing and observing.