Sentence examples for subject of both from inspiring English sources

Marriage is the subject of both "Bacchanalia" and "The Lover".

It was the business of Sir Martin Frobisher, the subject of both these books.

That makes the network's executives a subject of both envy and sympathy in the television business.

The subject of both these oddball activities is the struggle for a sense of place in a crazy, disaffected metropolis.

The firm's behaviour is currently the subject of both a class action lawsuit and an ongoing Justice Department investigation.

As the subject of both Congressional and criminal investigations, Mr. Rodriguez, former head of the C.I.A.'s clandestine service, has $300,000 in coverage for legal fees.

But he called the size of the judgment, which is now the subject of both an appeal and settlement negotiations, "an injustice".

(In this construction, the subject of "are" is "both," not "who").

The subjects of both his paintings and prints were taken mainly from the daily lives of simple people, usually peasants.

The company and its auditor, Arthur Andersen, are the subjects of both criminal and regulatory investigations, and are being examined by nearly a dozen Congressional committees.

This study has an exploratory and experimental character and included 16 subjects of both genders.