Sentence examples for both universally from inspiring English sources
The Search Charm, which lets you search both universally and within specific apps, is particularly hot.
In the 15 years since she published her first Harry Potter, Rowling has become both universally known and almost unrecognisable.
Zayyat has often served as an emissary between the Islamists and the security apparatus, a role that makes him both universally distrusted and invaluable.
They might follow the tobacco firms, who are living proof that even after murderous litigation you can be both universally reviled and still successful.
The British equivalent would probably be the formidable "Empty Vessels", the impending Maccabees single with Roots Manuva, or perhaps the upcoming albums by the latest indie/dance crossover exponents Delphic and Memory Tapes, both universally tipped to break through in 2010.
((F x), succeq )) is both universally inductive and universally re-inductive, for every (x in P). A3.
In this case, both the universally quantified and the existentially quantified sentences (∀x A x) and (∃ x A x) reduce to the simple sentence A(a), and all quantifiers can be eliminated.
The moment we heard that Riley B. King -- known universally both as "BB" and as the King of the Blues -- had breathed his last, we invited ourselves to a very private memorial service.
Both are universally referred to by the first part of their respective names.
When it happens in a sporting arena it is no more tragic, but its impact is both more universally felt and somehow far more shocking.
In a statement he comments: "We were impressed by both the universally positive feedback from users but also from dealers who use carwow and benefit from a new marketing channel, generating large volumes of sales.
