Sentence examples for which existed both from inspiring English sources

Horner's aria of emotional defiance and survival, hurled like flotsam from the oceanic swell of his overall composition, was a key moment of the film, a moment which existed both inside and outside its narrative.

He seasonably raised the objection, and was entitled to halt the trial because of the disqualification of the judge, which existed both because of his direct pecuniary interest in the outcome, and because of his official motive to convict and to graduate the fine to help the financial needs of the village.

The rights to the book had been sold on publication to the British film-maker Anthony Minghella, and to his American partner Sydney Pollack, who together had formed a benign organisation called Mirage, which existed both to offer companionable help to fellow film-makers, and for Sydney and Anthony to develop their own projects.

Meanwhile, FTS adaptive laws are proposed to handle these uncertainties which exist both in robot and in camera model.

In the book World of Viruses, which exists both in print and in an interactive incarnation, students meet viruses portrayed as a buxom vixen (human papilloma), thuggy prisoners (foot and mouth), and a green monster (emiliania huxleyi).

If it only exists in the mind, then an even greater being must be possible — one which exists both in the mind and in reality.

Through exploring these sacred sites and the people of different faiths who live around them, they said, "this book unfolds inspiring models of cohabitation, which exist both between the followers of the three monotheistic religions of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam and within the Christian community itself".

Intermediates in this process may be related to the LaiGI-1 Genomic Island [12], which exists both as an element integrated into CI of L. interrogans serovar Lai or as an autonomously replicating plasmid.

This similarity between PSD and depression may contribute to depressive symptoms which exist both in PSD and depressive patients.

KIT binds specifically stem cell factor (SCF), which exists both as soluble and membrane-bound forms (1, 9, 15).

IL-6 exerts its action via IL-6R, which exists both in a soluble (sIL-6R) and a membrane-bound form.