Sentence examples for understood as both from inspiring English sources

This was understood as both an aesthetic and political rebuff to French tyranny and autocracy.

Yet neither is a type, and what happens to each has to be understood as both an individual's fate and a Polish fate.

It is not simply that intelligence awakens the imagination to somaticised psychic distress in physical symptoms, but that illness has to be understood as both metaphor and reality.

Time is understood as both irreversible and linear in Western religions, and therefore the End is thought to occur once and for all.

It can be understood as both  This is one [of those things] that drives me crazyAnd  This is one of [those things that drive me crazy]One parse has one of those things as the noun phrase in question.

In this respect, heat and cold can be understood as both historical and contextual.

They both understood, as has every subsequent education or schools secretary, that a Christian or other religious ethos does not come about in a school by accident, or through the school's name alone.

That's something Yumiko understood as well".

Protestantism, they write, tends to veer off either in a mainline, liberal direction or in a reactionary, anti-modern one - evangelicalism must be understood as rejecting both.

And we both understand as well the appalling nature of the acts of terrorism that they have been subject to.

Thus, on this view, when Thales says that the first principle is water, he should be understood as claiming both that the original state of things was water and that even now (despite appearances), everything is really water in some state or another.