Sentence examples for both the idea of 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.
David Cameron finds both the idea of Spitzenkandidaten, and the politics of the two frontrunners, unpalatably federalist.
He thinks the city may find itself reconsidering both the idea of allowing housing in North Bayshore and the amount of space devoted to commercial use.
Republicans object to both the idea of a new government plan and the use of expedited procedures to push it through the Senate on a simple majority vote.
Hence, both the idea of a legal profession and the method of its operation retained sufficient force to offset Germanic and feudal objections to legal representation.
Both men shared a love of skateboarding and both loved the idea of a rugged, software enabled electric skateboard and from that, Inboard Technology was born.
We both liked the idea of a civil partnership.
Fury: It's interesting that in your work you've both collapsed the idea of trends.
