Sentence examples for both these terms are from inspiring English sources

(That locution, also called a soul kiss, involves the insertion of the tongue into the osculatory partner's mouth; both these terms are now considered old-fashioned by teenagers, who -- after a brief flirtation with the odious sucking face -- turned for a time to the puckish tonsil hockey, which has a sporting rather than an international connotation).

In Mainland China, the Chinese word for "Mandarin" translates as the "common language," and outside of the Mainland it is most often referred to as the "national language" -- both these terms are indicative of the broad reach which a competency in Mandarin can afford a speaker.

Both these terms are pretty dumb.

Both these terms are in the same family of indicators as the Atkinson index and capture similar general concepts but without an explicit inequality aversion parameter and with other limitations (Levy et al. 2006).

Both of these terms are accurately descriptive of efforts to sustain youthful health and vitality and thereby extend quality of life to the maximum.

Both of these terms are in play in this series of exhibitions in multiple, open-ended ways.

Both of these terms are racial slurs6 used toward Asian transnational migrants: FOBs refer to newcomers of Asian descent whereas Twinkies refer to Asians who have lived long or were born in the US and are perceived as being "White washed".

Both of these terms are defined in the DEO.

In both cases, these terms are pejorative descriptions which suggest frustration at, rather than engagement with, the complexity of public perspectives on the locally-experienced impact of agendas for change which are formulated and justified elsewhere.

Among them, three (LOC_Os09g24800, LOC_Os09g24810 and LOC_Os09g24840) are homologs of Arabidopsis genes that have been annotated with the GO terms, ' giberrellin-related' or ' brassinosteroid-related' (Supplementary Figure 5), both of these terms are known to be associated with pathways related to plant growth and development.

This is because these terms are both poorly understood and incorrectly used.