Sentence examples for this takes in both from inspiring English sources

This takes in both what she calls reductive megalomania and what she sees as the associated visions of writers, from JD Bernal to Freeman Dyson, who foresee the human future as spawning a disembodied intelligence that roams the galaxy thinking cosmic thoughts.

Future evaluations of evidence-based practice interventions need to take in account both this trials' negative findings and methodological difficulties.

Instead, the sky is filled with clouds that drift between books already written and books not yet conceived, as in this 1964 passage, which takes in both "Naked Lunch" and "The Dead Star" (1969): "An old junky selling Christmas seals on North Clark Street..

Like last weekend's programming, the concerts this weekend take in both ancient and modern works.

You can take in two this weekend, both co-productions with the New York City Opera.

So this review will take in both.

The time at which this occurred was taken in both groups to be the end of anaesthesia.

Although these trials may shed light on the additive effects of other lipid-altering drugs and cardiovascular risk markers, only the AIM-HIGH is planned as a treat-to-target trial (using simvastatin and ezetimibe to reach an LDL cholesterol <80 mg%, yet this approach will be taken in both control and study groups) (37).

His eye took in everything.

His mother took in sewing.

This format — relaxed, circuitous, able to take in both his own work and also work by others — is particularly well suited to Drake, who's as definable by his taste as by his sound.