What viewers did see was both the seriousness and the dry wit that define both men.
Occasional antiques, cheerful Italian chintzes and rug-scattered wooden floors define both public rooms and bedrooms.
A 19th-century British biologist, Sir Richard Owen, was the first to define both homology and analogy in precise terms.
Like a prophetic Rosetta stone, it correlated terms that, several years later, would define both Pop art and minimalism: universal subject, irreducible form.
A15 ARTS E1-10 OBITUA21ES A21 Tony Thompson A drummer whose beat for Chic helped define both disco and hip-hop, he was 48.
Two words have dominated the build-up to the crunch clash between England and Wales that could define both nations' Rugby World Cup hopes at Twickenham – Sam Burgess.
Thus, in Ms. Blank's construct, emerged a comprehensive desire to define both a heterosexual being and a range of acceptable heterosexual behaviors.
It is easily the most momentous decision of Mr. Bush's 26 months in office, one bound to define both his presidency and his political future along with the future of his closest ally, Prime Minister Blair.
In Brazil, judges have wide latitude to define both the direction and scope of criminal inquiries, and Judge Moro's willingness to pursue even the eminent and influential has made him a folk hero.
60) Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 20th Century A major retrospective of the work of an American master who died in 1976 and whose work helped define both art and documentary photography in the 20th century.
But the over-all point is that both liberals and conservatives see freedom as a fundamental social value yet not the only one, because they define both freedom and society in complex, experience-based terms.
