Sentence examples for references to both from inspiring English sources

A web of associations and recollections, Requiem for Ernst Jandl is full of references to both the dead and the living, to literary theorists and to poets, to friends with their advice for the bereaved, and to places both real and dreamed up – and most of all, to Jandl himself.

Sentences are packed with often distant references to both Pam's life and the nation's.

Ian Fleming had a double hit, with references to both James Bond and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

If a user searchers for "Barack Obama AND Hu Jintao", the engine will only return passages of news that contain references to both individuals.

His Fall of the Damned is full of references to both Michelangelo's Sistine The Last Judgement and Rogier Van Der Weyden's Beaune Altarpiece.

What's new at my library: Oxford Bibliographies Online has very good introductory surveys of a number of topics, with references to both print and online sources.

The cultivated Greek style is notable for numerous figures of speech and references to both the Old and New Testaments and to other sources.

"It takes strong people to get through this," says O'Brien, who has written a children's book with references to both cricket and depression, Pirates Don't Play Cricket.

Oceanic visual art, then, although rarely baldly pictorial in a Western manner, is replete with references to both religious and social values.

Many references to both solar and lunar eclipses in the first half of the 7th century bce are found among the divination reports to Assyrian kings.

They hold a woman's most precious goods and make references to both the death of one history — the women's unmarried lives — and their deepening identities as wives.