You go to great lengths to proclaim both Madoff sons' ignorance of their father's crimes.
In each case, patterns in the form of traditional ornament are placed over sleek, modern surfaces, as if to proclaim both the importance of decoration and the futility of using it in the traditional, three-dimensional way.
…Carolina then adopted (1832) the Ordinance of Nullification, proclaiming both tariffs null and void within the state and threatening to secede if the federal government attempted to enforce the tariffs.
To talk as Foote's more garrulous characters do is to proclaim both personal and social identity, to assert an ironclad system of values and — perhaps most important — to keep at bay the silence that might call those values into question.
Torres, of course, has been proclaiming both his loyalty and his brilliance, and never more so than with a goal of beauty and consummate facility after just five minutes yesterday, yet he too was soon enough beset by demons of his own.
Long ago, the parliament could have proclaimed both Iraq and Syria to be under the Barwick legislation, which would have made it very clear to any Australians who went to fight abroad they would be subject to the most serious charges if they were to return to Australia.
To the rest of the world, such a move would proclaim both Monsanto's confidence and its openness to find and fix any real dangers.
The real bomb-drop came, however, when Huang went on to proclaim both the GeForce GTX 1080 and GTX 1070 will be faster than the company's previous generation monster $1000 flagship graphics card, the GeForce GTX Titan X, but are priced at $599 and $379 respectively.
But I know that proclaiming both justice and peace for Israel will inevitably bring about the same for my Palestinian brothers and sisters, in both Christianity and Islam.
This principle is captured in the notion of "due process" proclaimed both in our Constitution and in the ancient Magna Carta, and in the structural commitment to separation of powers.
