Sentence examples for casts both from inspiring English sources

Lilla doth protest too much when he repeatedly casts both himself and the president as cautious moderates.

This perspective illuminates many of the complexities of one of literature's most famous romantic entanglements but ultimately casts both Keats and his fiancee in an unflattering light.

Founded in 1979 as Theater for the Blind, the company casts both able-bodied actors and artists with disabilities in its productions.

Born in 1897 as the Art Museum at Southampton, it was established by a New York lawyer, Samuel Longstreth Parrish, to house his holdings of Italian Renaissance paintings and 19th-century plaster casts; both the building and the collection were given to the Village of Southampton after his death.

The use of these touchable casts both documents the scientific evidence and provides an engaging visual and tactile experience for visitors.

With their large casts, both shows explore how many different types of people weather a revolution.

He has examined Phytophthora root rot and the Swiss needle cast — both pernicious conifer scourges.

I notice that he has cast both Liana and Michi and assume they are playing Japanese.

I will be there, ready to cast both a disapproving glare and an encouraging smile.

Who but Dafoe could be cast both as Jesus and as the Green Goblin?

When Martino finished casting both thighs, he wiped down the bench, and the assistant showed Bauman an Ottobock leg.