Sentence examples for was both one from inspiring English sources

Taking acid was both one of the best and worst things I've ever done in my life, with the emphasis probably on the "worst".

By Ben Greenman July 30 , 2013Harry Nilsson was both one of the most famous singer-songwriters of the nineteen-seventies and one of the most obscure.

Maurice Sendak, who has died aged 83, was both one of the most individual and one of the most successful illustrators of the 20th century.

George Bernard Shaw was both one of the greatest English-language drama critics and one of the greatest English-language dramatists of his time.

Near the beginning of this volume, Mr. Hughes observes that Goya was both "one of the few great describers of physical pain, outrage, insult to the body" and "a mighty celebrant of pleasure".

As Lahav observes, it was both one of the worst and best weeks of his life; a disaster which also brought with it affirmation that Gecko really is loved and valued.

They are both one over root two.

Derby and Disraeli were both One Nation Conservatives.

And this raises the question: could Sepp be both one of us and one of them?

Money is both one of the great intellectual puzzles and practical problems of the modern world.

Daly and Brad Dressler were both one game away from winning their singles matches.