Sentence examples for realm of both from inspiring English sources

Now because of its subject matter, which includes the realm of both possible and actual things, philosophy is considered by Wolff to be the broadest and most fundamental science.

In its track-by-track review of the album, The Boombox stated that "based on the warm reception to Church Clothes, this LP is set to stir the pot further in the realm of both of hip-hop and Christianity".

Another aspect of Fifty Shades has to do with the willingness of the two protagonists to press out the edge of their comfort zone in regard to their willingness to explore the realm of both sexual as well as emotional intimacy.

Consequently, chickpea has remained outside the realm of both modern genome-sequencing initiatives and large scale functional genomics studies.

However, assessment of quality of life in the female population shows lower scores in the realm of both physical and mental health in overweight by comparison to normal weight women; this, again, is in agreement with the findings of other studies [ 18, 30, 34, 44, 46- 48].

Tableaux of furniture, glass cases and paint-smeared blocks of foam suggest the enclosed realms of both domestic life and theatrical display.

Osnos, James Surowiecki, and John Seabrook join host Dorothy Wickenden to survey the roles that hacking and cyber security play in what Osnos calls the "steady growth of colliding interests" — in national-security, political, and economic realms — of both countries.

"It is called A Man From the Future because Turing was way ahead of his time in the realms of both technology and sexuality," they explain.

When social interaction among peers enables their stimulation and exploration of subject content as well as display of students' thoughts and reasoning, learning is then constructed on the realms of both physical and social experiences linked with the abstract learning content.

Below are a sampling of her legacy in the realms of both photography and biology.

But Rogers' impact on culture stretches far beyond television and into the realms of both government and technology.