Sentence examples for making it both from inspiring English sources

The spacecraft used the gravity of Venus to adjust its orbital velocity so that it could approach Mercury, making it both the first spacecraft to use this gravitational "slingshot" effect and the first NASA mission to visit multiple planets.

By 1945 Hitler had destroyed Germany's rich diversity, making it both poorer and more homogeneous.

Others, in larger numbers, are suggesting fine-tuning the criminal justice approach, making it both more humane and less central.

All in all, Calcio does a stand-up job of taking a complex foreign phenomenon and making it both simple and entertaining.

There's no doubt that elderly isolation has cost implications for the NHS, social care and the wider economy, making it both an economic and social concern.

But it's not a one-size-fits-all methodology, and they have smartly and meticulously tailored it to the material at hand, making it both raunchier and more unhinged.

In fact, far from making nationalization more difficult, its failure would make it both inevitable and broadly acceptable.

This made it both interesting and problematic.

He makes it both silvery and sinister.

This pair doesn't work together; make it "both … and".

That makes it both on-trend and eccentric.