Sentence examples for wrote of both from inspiring English sources

"There's no one like, say, Tolstoy, who wrote of both man in his world and the architecture of his world," Curtis says.

When she wrote of "both sides of me," she said, "It was military and civilian — the tough side and the non-tough side.

As an analogy to the forces of "attraction" and "repulsion," he writes of both "associations" and "counter-associations" at work in generating the frame of a person's self.

Writing of both tracks, music critic Tom Moon comments that Flav "affects a tone of gimme-a-break sarcasm that is crucial to both tracks, and is welcome respite from Chuck D.'s assault".

Solo travelers roosting in Petite Cuisine, a serene nook with a single bed, write of solitude both wanted and unwanted: "Wax mystic?

Jack London and George Orwell both wrote of these workingmen's hostels.

In the book, he writes of admiration for both Bush and Obama.

Richo writes of maturity having both the flexibility to encompass others' imperfections and the resilience to return to trust.

More surprisingly, the production was reviewed by Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times, who wrote favorably of both it and its star.

TechCrunch's own Greg Ferenstein wrote critically of both the decision, and Verizon's pursuance of an end to the regulatory structure.

With Val Rickerby, Mary wrote biographies of both artists, while also encouraging the current generation of Cumbrian artists, including Julian Cooper, Linda Ryle and Donald Wilkinson.