Sentence examples for both the idea from inspiring English sources
The anti-lawn treatise attacks both the idea of the velvety expanse — David Quammen has observed, only half jokingly, that though Communism has fallen, "lawnism" continues — and the real labor that goes into pursuing it.
The key problem with both the idea of combining Yahoo with either MySpace or AOL is that it is hard to see how such a deal makes Yahoo shareholders feel they have more value than they would get from Microsoft, which now is offering a combination of cash and its own stock.
To counter this resistance in the coming years, more companies may need to embrace what Cisco's Inder Sidhu calls "doing both". The idea is that instead of thinking about tradeoffs between equally good alternatives — such as innovation vs. core business or discipline vs. flexibility — to creatively try to achieve both.
"And at its core, Obama's decision cedes to the right-wing both the idea that blanket cuts are necessary and the notion that cuts should be focused on domestic programs while defense spending goes untouched.
The sick man of Europe today is Europe — both the idea and the continent.
True, last season Contact! had the advantage of novelty: both the idea and the works performed were freshly minted.
David Cameron finds both the idea of Spitzenkandidaten, and the politics of the two frontrunners, unpalatably federalist.
She found that teaching is a combination of both-the idea is to engage the class in whatever form of art she is using to explain her ideas.
They added, "The Times has both the ideas and the money to pursue innovation".
