Sentence examples for both suggests from inspiring English sources

The reader must translate as well, feeling for equivalents through the stiffish (though no doubt accurate) English of Mabel Lee, in order to sense the drift of a writer who both suggests and withdraws his suggestions; both reveals and veils; both asserts and distracts.

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

Over a career, favourite writers settle on a publishing rhythm that both suggests an unwillingness to be hurried by commercial pressure and a kind of psychological imperative.

He could be both, suggests the show's curator, Nii Quarcoopome, who leads the Department of Africa, Oceania and Indigenous Americas at the institute.

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.

A positive coefficient for both suggests trade creation.

He and Ms. Blach both suggested starting with boxwood.

NZ veterans McCullum and Ross Taylor both suggested Llong's verdict had a clear impact on the game.

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

Both suggest radiance, antiquity, mystery, and duty.

And both suggest entrapment by suppressed emotions.