Sentence examples for he described both from inspiring English sources
He described both cities as breeding grounds for drugs and crime brought by immigrants.
He described both Telemann's deft Swiftian allusions and the savvy commercial motivation behind them.
He described both BBR and Zoom, which was founded in 2004, as specialists in new forms of digital advertising.
While in hiding, he wrote an allegory, The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart, in which he described both his early despair and his sources of consolation.
Manning – a medallist in the men's discipline in Sydney, Athens and Beijing – has put them firmly on track since taking over less than two years ago, and he described both their rides as "exceptional.
I note two linguistic choices that Mr. Peterson made use of: he referred to his father as his "daddy," and he described both the father's beatings of him, and his of his son (or sons) as "whoopin". Both of these are instances of the use of a nonstandard (American southern) dialect, although elsewhere in his discourse Mr. Peterson uses essentially Standard American English.
He's a good storyteller and a good critic: he describes both documentaries and features with warmth and perceptive detail.
He describes both racism and fundamentalism as "diminishers of life", on the grounds that they define themselves by excluding people – blacks and Asians, secular westerners – whom they see only as "abstractions".
His interest includes her sex life: he describes both failed relationships with men in the United States and loving relationships with several women, leading him to suggest that she may have been bisexual.
He describes both the human and legal dramas involved in the struggle for restitution, bringing the often-forgotten voices of Holocaust survivors to the forefront.
Chase has become a spokesman for best practices for healthtech companies, and you can read his guest contributions to TechCrunch here, where he describes both Avado and the problems facing the healthcare industry in more depth.
