Sentence examples for both were seen as from inspiring English sources

Both were seen as competent and honest.

Both were seen as possible successors to Mr. Clark.

Both were seen as tournament dark horses but Qatar were looking lighter.

Both statements came off as stinging insults directed at large groups of voters, and both were seen as tactical disasters.

Both were seen as competent managers of their firms, but they were cast adrift essentially because of fears about the dirty linen of their private lives being aired in public.Business leaders are waking up to the threat.

The theme of Will Eaves's The Absent Therapist, also short-listed for the Goldsmiths Prize, drew comparisons to Outline, as both were seen as commenting on authorial identity or its absence.

Van Eyck's Eve and Raphael's La Fornarina can both be seen as pregnant – or not – and their stomachs are very much part of their sensuality.

For instance, audio signals and spectrum can both be seen as float vectors from the usual typing perspective, but they have different dimensions.

The terms 'voluntourism' and 'medical tourism' can both be seen as pejorative and normatively loaded given the connotation that each involves a frivolous, touristic element.

He also worked to relabel himself as more fiscally conservative than Sarbanes, since both candidates were seen as liberal.

Both are seen as fragile and nonchalant.