Sentence examples for is both completely from inspiring English sources

Fitzgerald's Russia is both completely authentic, yet firmly located deep in her imagination.

Sometimes these elaborations culminate in a result that is both completely serious and wonderfully dandified.

As a cultural artifact, "Talladega Nights" is both completely phony and, therefore, utterly authentic.

"The level of inequality in the UK is both completely unjustifiable and hugely damaging for society," said John Hood, acting director.

Higgins's dialogue achieves a kind of baroque dinginess that is both completely _un_realistic (surely real criminals are as boring and hemmed in by the conventions of language as the rest of us) and in the echo-chamber of this novel, completely convincing.

The Conservative administration is both completely out of touch with the reality of people's lives (hardly surprising when the cabinet is filled with white, wealthy, male Etonians) and demonstrative of a level of political cruelty that makes Thatcher look almost cuddly in comparison.

They are both "completely accessible" to the disabled, he said.

They were both completely sure of what they looked like".

They're both completely superb choices that I applaud".

They're both their own men, and they're both completely different people.

"They were pro death penalty, they questioned the exclusionary rule, and they were both completely brilliant".