Sentence examples for both the language of from inspiring English sources

However, Dylan's perfect ear for both the language of his education and that of his west Wales relatives heard the cadences of both.

"I also reject both the language of delegitimization and threats of potential military action by one state against another," he said.

If we look at both the language of the trailer Messing posted and at her Twitter feed in general, it seems more like the cast is reuniting to help Hillary Clinton in her bid to become the next US president.

Lewis (1970) introduced a number of modifications concerning both the language of the Carnap sentence and its interpretation in order to attain proper definitions of theoretical terms.

Marriage is a union that requires fluency in both the language of love and finances.

"I reject both the language of delegitimization and threats of potential military action by one state against another," Ban said.

They both spoke the language of vinyl.

They both hate the language of cancer: the talk of courage, of battles won, or lost.

Both use the language of martyrdom (Mr. Breivik calls his attack a "martyrdom operation").

But both are the language of election campaigns – and Kavanagh and Cowley convey it, vividly and faithfully.

"They both speak the language of rebellion against the establishment and to bring America back to God, citing a golden era of the past".