Sentence examples for both suggested and from inspiring English sources

Gmail users will be able to choose which app to open their file attachments with from the new file preview feature in Gmail, which will show both suggested and connected apps.

His nomination was both suggested and supported by the Great Powers: the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Second French Empire and the Russian Empire.

Epidemiologic studies have both suggested and questioned the proposal that DBPs, particularly trichloramine, may be at sufficiently high air concentrations within the indoor swimming pool environment to be a respiratory irritant that can induce asthma in the developing lung (Bernard 2007; Bernard et al. 2003, 2007; Nickmilder and Bernard 2007; Nieuwenhuijsen 2007).

Phillips, casting himself as a reluctant and self-deprecating memoirist, both suggests and frantically denies the existence of the play.

Both suggest – and they are right – that this is a cheerful murder story, with plenty of snap.

The zombie genre is changing in directions that both suggest and support a shift away from the punitive culture of control.

This is what Arthur Phillips the younger both suggests and frantically denies ("The play is bad. It is bad. Don't read it") in this exuberant chimera of a novel.

We would draw out that the qualitative surveys show willingness amongst the buying population to both suggest and embrace alternative ideas.

One solution he both suggests and rejects is an unambiguous idealism, according to which a nontemporal "One" or "Oversoul" is the only reality, and all else is illusion.

As its name both suggests and supports, the tenderloin of any animal, be it beef, lamb, poultry or pork, has the same quality.

The title and play on author's name both suggest an element of attribution and tribute.