Sentence examples for I tend both from inspiring English sources

In October , 1995 David Foster Wallace wrote to him, "Because I tend both to think I'm uniquely afflicted and to idealize people I admire, I tend to imagine you never having had to struggle with any of this narcissism or indulgence stuff.... Maybe I want a pep-talk, because I have to tell you I don't enjoy this war one bit".

I tend to disagree – both are important.

I tend to think both are in fact the case, because I think that this movie is at least as much about the film industry as it is about the Third Reich, but I leave the unpacking to Tarantino scholars.

I have a reasonably short commute – less than 20 minutes on the train to and from the office – and I tend to play it both there and back every day".

I tend to agree on both counts.

I tend to think that both believers and non-believers can imagine (with varying degrees of effort, I'm sure) the new possibilities implied by Resurrection.

There's a real market for world music but also North American folk - and I tend to combine both.

I tend to locate this primal bliss, both for myself and for surfing as a whole, somewhere off Waikiki.

I tend to have the best thrill when you both come together to be more than you both could alone.

"I tend to make sure it stays testing for both of us".

I tend to see it as an indication that both dignity and hope have become aspirational.