Sentence examples for guardians of both from inspiring English sources

Griots are born, not made, and griot dynasties – such as the Diabatés – see themselves as the guardians of both the kora and an ancient oral tradition of history, poetry, craftsmanship, social etiquette and verbal dexterity.

With the Spanish civil war as its main backdrop, the narrative is an uneasy, sometimes awkward, merging of fact and fiction, and will almost certainly offend the many guardians of both Capa and Taro's reputations just as it will no doubt entrance the mainstream cinema-going audience should it be made into a Hollywood film.

Consequently, there were very few refusals for cooperation among the guardians of both the cases and controls.

After Władysław died (1444), Ladislas was elected king of Hungary, but Frederick continued to act as guardian of both Ladislas and the crown until 1452.

The obscure goddess Angerona, whose iconography depicted silence and secrecy, and whose festival followed that of Ops, seems to have regulated communications between the realm of the living and the underworld; she may have been a guardian of both arcane knowledge and stored, secret wealth.

Many of these activists came to realize that in the circles of those who assert themselves as the guardians of democracy, both history and justice are selectively authored and subjectively justified.

Shin Megami Tensei IV begins with Flynn and his friend Issachar traveling to the castle of Mikado to undergo a test as to whether they are worthy of becoming samurai, the guardians of Mikado who both confront and control demons.

The other films are Captain America 3: Civil War and Doctor Strange (both 2016), Guardians of the Galaxy 2 and Black Panther (both 2017), Thor: Ragnarok and Inhumans (2018) and two Avengers films in 2018 and 2019, Infinity War parts one and two.

Our society expects its colleges (and its architects) to be both guardians of tradition and incubators of originality.

Paradoxically, governments are both guardians of due process and perpetrators of rights abuses, as human rights monitors know all too well.

How audiences react to a comic-book character in the multiplexes is as much about the charisma of the actor and the zip of the screenplay as it is about decades of comic-book history – how else to explain both Guardians of the Galaxy movies outperforming Batman v Superman at the US box office?