Sentence examples for in both essays from inspiring English sources

In both essays, Madison is concerned with devising structural means to prevent any one force in American society from becoming too powerful.

Hitchens proceeds in both essays (he was not above a little seasonal recycling) to employ his Jesuitical arsenal of historical and literary allusion to advance the case that living through an American (or British) Christmas was analogous to existing in a "one-party state".

He traced the labyrinthine contours of the imagination across millennia in both essay and short story form, and sometimes in both simultaneously.

The record is split in two channels, one side has readings from both essays in the book and the other is No Age music written specifically for the release.

The colour of his skin caused him, in both his essays and his fiction, to create a version of America which was passionate and original; his homosexuality caused a similar attempt to describe and dramatise the sexual politics of his time.

The key in both these essays is to analyze.

In 1841, he defiantly published both essays together as Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics (Die Beiden Grundprobleme der Ethik).

It was something so all-pervasive in his work, both the essays and the fiction, that he may not have even noticed it, although he was alert to his strange relationship to tradition.

In both the Essay and the Treatise Condillac set out to show that all of our cognitive and conative faculties are generated from sensation and can be derived from that operation alone.

While Carr firmly believed that his skepticism about the Internet's benefits to cognition was warranted, he cautioned in both his essay and his book The Big Switch that long-term psychological and neurological studies were required to definitively ascertain how cognition develops under the influence of the Internet.

He points out that the Orange Book-social democrat division is a false one; after all Vince Cable and Chris Huhne both had essays in the Orange Book.