Sentence examples for that fire both from inspiring English sources

His films are a continuous revelation of the elaborate deception that is adulthood, and in his greatest works (not here, but in later movies like "Oh, Mr. Porter!" and "Where's That Fire?" — both directed by Marcel Varnel — there is a drunken delight in the breakdown of order that is about as far from PBS's imperial view of Britain as it is possible to get.

The discovery of mirror neurons in macaques and humans cells with sensorimotor properties that fire both when performing an action and when observing the very same action executed by other individuals—has been seized on by simulation theorists and other opponents of the theory-theory view in support of their preferred explanatory frameworks.

There are cells in our motor cortex that fire both when we perform and when we observe similar actions.

Mirror neurons are visuomotor neurons that fire both when an action is performed and when a similar or identical action is passively observed [ 52].

There was also a surprisingly hostile section of the media that aimed fire both at the NT generally and Hall in particular.

With mezzo Anne Mason in outstanding voice as the Gypsy Azucena, who causes all the chaos by throwing the wrong baby on that fire, poor Stephen Gadd lacks both force and colour as the Conte di Luna.

The Police Department currently prosecutes these cases, which are referred by the review board, a process that has come under fire both from critics of the department and from officers.

But being burnt in that fire is what they both have in common - and that experience connects them so deeply.

Although they are at odds, Mr. Woodford and the Olympus board that fired him are both racing to salvage a company reeling from the accounting scandal and the decades-long cover-up.

Since the discovery, in the mid-nineties, of "mirror neurons"—neurons that fire in our brains both when we perform an action ourselves and when we see an action performed by someone else the neuroscience of empathy has become clearer.

Gresham defended Landis, stating that Cleveland would have to fire both of them, and the President relented, later finding out that he was mistaken in accusing Landis.