Sentence examples for both the stories from inspiring English sources

Characteristic of both the stories and Parker's verses is a view of the human situation as simultaneously tragic and funny.

In both, the stories of Latin American nations are presented first and foremost through the perspectives of white, non-Spanish speaking US citizens.

The Royal Mail has issued "classic, prestige and presentation" packs on the war that "enable you to enjoy both the stories and the stamps".

I had to force myself to read both Nicholas Dane and Nobody Saw No One, but in both cases I was glad to have done so, although the injustice and hurt in both the stories moved me to tears.

The illustrations from the Book of Kells and the book of hours of Jeanne de Navarre – among others – are breathtaking, and de Hamel presents both the stories behind the manuscripts, but also his own reactions to them.

She chooses to rely on novels, which, she admits, are somewhat unreliable but nevertheless reflect both the stories of "everywoman" and certain features of the social world, since they are constrained by plausibility considerations (p. 110).

Murdoch relished both the story and, he told me at the time, the resultant payback.

Sir John Soane's house-museum is unique and both the story and the building are wonderful.

Both the story and the ballet concern a mortal who loves a spirit.

Everything here is deeply disturbing: both the story Mr. Hersh tells and the way he tells it.

Yet both the story and the people made a lasting impression.