Sentence examples for mind of both from inspiring English sources

These two sections face each other and are the clearest examples, to my mind, of both academic publishing and bookstores adapting to meet the discourse around digital culture.

The message -- "No fleas, lice or ticks on me!" -- is presumably concealed from the conscious mind of both sender and receiver.

Starks, who has been on both sides of the postseason psychological warfare, provided a glimpse into the mind of both the tortured player and the triumphant one.

Pope Gregory the Great (reigned 590 604), who possessed the mind of both a statesman and a theologian, greatly magnified papal spiritual power and temporal involvement.

Goodspeed, reluctantly recruited because Hummel has chemical weapons, is forced into an odd-couple partnership with Mason, who has the mind of both a prison inmate and a Hollywood mogul.

Ms. George is the kind of writer — tenacious and clever — who will put you in mind of both Jessica Mitford (in her exposé "The American Way of Death") and Erin Brockovich.

If not quite Notes from the Underground, it is certainly a glimpse into the mind of someone both in the thick of the entrepreneurial world and with enough maturity to try and put all the craziness in perspective.

Although the rent seemed high at first, it covered everything: utilities, cable, security, transportation, weekly cleaning, meals in the dining room, activities and, best of all, peace of mind for both of us.

In the minds of both father and daughter, it is impossible to know what's happening.

So, here is a question on the minds of both frustrated Palestinians and angry Israelis: Does terrorism pay?

In Europe, socialism dominated the minds of both those who espoused it and those who despised it.