Sentence examples for reception both from inspiring English sources

They're both nervous about the show's reception, both wary of journalists, of newspapers, of critics in particular.

The film had a similar reception both at OutFest a week later, and at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

The American consul in Dairen was given an enthusiastic reception both by the Soviet commendant and the Chinese mayor.

The American consul in Dairen was given an enthusiastic reception both by the Soviet commendant and the Chinese mayor..

Centers signed with Washington as a free agent before the 1999 season and spent the past two years with the Redskins, leading the team in receptions both years.

The contrasting receptions — both official, though in different ways — underscored a complicated and often fraught relationship that both countries nevertheless appear intent to maintain despite serious differences over foreign policy, trade and human rights.

Communion "in both kinds" (reception of both bread and wine) prevailed (whereas in the Catholicism of the era of the Reformers the cup was withheld from the laity), and, except in Anabaptist circles, the Catholic practice of infant baptism was retained.

Both early and later critical reception were both universally positive and in the years since its release, The Evil Dead has developed a reputation as one of the largest cult films and has been cited among the greatest horror films of all time.

Opening reception for both exhibits, Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. Chappaqua Library, 195 South Greeley Avenue.

But the campaign received a generally lukewarm reception in both Europe and the United States.

Just like their manager, who received a rapturous reception from both sets of supporters at Anfield.