Sentence examples for of both words from inspiring English sources

"Lost Discoveries" is derivative and popular, in the best sense of both words.

Archives|Why Russia Is Ahead in Propaganda; The struggle for men's minds is a matter of both words and deeds.

Why Russia Is Ahead in Propaganda; The struggle for men's minds is a matter of both words and deeds.

Ms. Dhillon recited the dictionary definitions of both words -- equilibrium and harmony, for the word "balance -- then stacked plastic blocks on a toy scale.

To me the inclusion of both words and pictures added an almost theatrical element, in keeping with the inspiration of Hamlet.

Mr Brooks proposes that whatever their respective merits, the conservative world view is more conducive to happiness than the liberal one (in the American sense of both words).

The Walenty sections also allow Miles to investigate the nature of translation, of both word and experience.

Our proposed character-based textual embeddings allow the replacement of both word-embeddings and recurrent neural networks for text understanding, saving processing time and requiring fewer learnable parameters.

Lacking any motivated relationship, the identity of both word and concept must be thought of in terms of other words and other concepts within the same phonetic and conceptual system.

That's an important distinction, and it suggests the real issue, which is the devaluation of both word and idea.

A spoonerism is a word that consists of two existing smaller words and still consists of two small existing words when the first letters of both small words are exchanged.