Sentence examples for instance of both from inspiring English sources

Two of tHerehings that terrified me when I decided to transition were the prospect of not Billg able to find employment and the thought of losing people I loved.

What this means for Mr. Obama is that an anxious populace is now less likely to see his clash with BP as an instance of government's standing up to a venal corporation, but rather as an instance of both sprawling institutions having once again failed to protect them.

The example of Chinese experiences of face in expanding and enhancing the competence of the mainstream sociological concept of face has been provided in the present paper as an instance of both a corrective response to asymmetrical knowledge flow and also a demonstration, through this response, of intellectual entrepreneurship.

Here's an instance of both: I went to the gym recently and heard two older white women discussing some perceived wrongdoing involving a plaque.

The opening stand with Vikram Solanki of 200 runs was the highest first-wicket partnership for England and provided the first instance of both England openers scoring centuries in the same innings.

Figure 2 gives an instance of signal representations both in the time and the transform domain, related to some windows for two specific activities.

Indeed, there have recently been extreme instances of both.

Ariana Grande has tackled sexism and body shaming after being confronted by instances of both over the weekend.

The lives of the mentally ill and those who care for them are inevitably visited by repetition and exhaustion, and Aubry's meticulous explication of her father's condition can't help containing instances of both.

Published two months after the author turned forty-two, the slim, intense volume, which tells the philosophical, sometimes comic tale of Nelson's ever-developing consciousness, combines — like a number of other masterpieces of American autobiography — memoir, literary analysis, humor, and reporting with vivid instances of both the familiar and the strange.

Philosophical literature on terrorism abounds in instances of both types.