Sentence examples for that affected both from inspiring English sources

During the 19th century there evolved new theories of production that affected both styles of performance and methods of rehearsal.

His son, Jan, was already here, having fled the German occupation in 1939, an experience that affected both his personality and his professional attitude.

"Obviously, the storm that affected both Friday and Saturday was the bigger hit to the business," said Michael Gould, chief executive of Bloomingdale's.

Despite moments of happiness, being in a romantic relationship during my first term had far-reaching consequences that affected both my social and academic life.

But the movement also coincided with a number of important cultural developments that affected both how the paintings look and what artists chose to paint.

Peggy told me that when I was there in February, Brooke had an undiagnosed urinary tract infection that affected both his body and his clarity of thinking.

The fund will resettle populations, restore wetlands, and make other decisions that affect both livelihoods and nature.

Dr. Senay's book is about illnesses that affect both men and women, but she emphasizes those that affect men differently or more often than they do women.

"I learned to trust him more with decisions that affect both of us," she said.

But when it comes to cancer, guilt is a mercurial, equal-opportunity burden that affects both patients and caretakers.

LandPaths and the Parishes share trail access and will co-manage features of the land that affect both properties.