Sentence examples for both the category of from inspiring English sources

Black women are often systematically excluded from both the category of "woman" and that of "victim".

The difficulty arises because Aristotle is committed to the view that no species can occur in both the category of substance and in some other category.

So, a second question about Aristotle's category of quantity naturally suggests itself: how can body be a species in both the category of quantity and the category of substance?

On the contrary, Wyclif maintained that the aggregates built up by a substance and an accidental form fall per accidens into both the category of substance and the category which the accidental form at issue belongs to (cf. Wyclif, De ente praedicamentali, cap. 1, pp. 3 4).

Such aggregates belong per accidens both to the category of substance and to the category in which its accidental form is by itself (In Cat., cap. de numero et sufficientia praedicamentorum, p. 259; and cap. de relativis, p. 300).

But Mr Cooke said that while he understood worries about the impact on the countryside, he believed the WW1 site and the garden centre both fell under the category of outdoor recreation, which is permitted by law.

Shoats were compared to camels as they are both in the category of browsers, especially goats.

These reflections suggest that the topic "the categories of being" should be understood to comprehend both the categories of being sensu stricto and their immediate sub-categories.

Both the categories of dirty hands and moral dilemma involve agonising choice in which there will be grave moral loss either way.

The results obtained demonstrate that the WNN-BB consistently outperforms the ANN-BB in both the categories of the forecast accuracy and precision, especially in the long lead-time forecasting.

Assuming that both the categories of highly expressed germline genes and retroposition dynamics are similar in different mammals, we expect that there might have been many instances of independent retropositions in the same gene families in multiple mammalian lineages.