Sentence examples for thinking both from inspiring English sources

The Frontiers of Marine Science meeting not only encouraged the participants to think more broadly across disciplines, but hopefully fostered new collaborations and new thinking both within and between the two countries and across disciplines.

What was she thinking?" Both movies reflect the times in which they were made, he says.

We're pondering boys' names a bit in my own castle, as it happens, and I'm thinking both Alaric and Pongo would work very nicely.

What we are thinking, both of us, is that we can understand the victims of last month's attack, those victims trapped in the towers, who when faced with raging fires within, chose to run for the sky.

The bizarre marriage (Salinger was half Jewish and had been brought up, Margaret says, thinking both his parents were Jews) was short-lived and can perhaps be seen as a manifestation of the Stockholm syndrome for both parties.

Her fall collection had her thinking both close to home — a deep cobalt and black print was inspired by the reflection of her son in a swimming pool — and globally, with lush blanket coats that were hand-knitted by a women's cooperative in Bolivia.

The Independent System Operator is thinking of both incentives and disincentives.

My point here is that you should be thinking about both physical preservation and reformatting.

She closed her eyes, thinking that both of them were about to die.

"One might be forgiven for thinking that both such propositions are as confounding as they are unprecedented.

This introduction confirms the riots can only be understood by thinking about both the common concerns and the local contexts.