Sentence examples for both a certain from inspiring English sources

There is both a certain distancing and intimacy that comes across".

There is both a certain nobility and an utter stupidity in the calls for his release because he is suffering from prostate cancer.

Which one is inherently more free?" Mr. Rushdie wasn't sure how to answer that one, but in response to other questions, he lamented both a certain human tendency to value material well-being over intellectual freedom, China perhaps being the prime example, and the headlong flight of post-Communist societies to intellectual pap.

The reason for this is that water, in its liquid phase, requires both a certain range of pressure and a certain range of temperatures.

The FLO-P tuning for radial and rotational stimuli during upward and downward fixations are different (Fig. 5A D), meaning that both a certain optic flow stimulus and a particular eye position modulate the map.

Model simulations demonstrate that the formation and maintenance of specific organelles comprising significantly different distributions of the two membrane proteins require both a certain degree of disproportionation of the two proteins during the budding off of small unit size vesicles and a positive-cooperative kinetics of homotypic protein-protein interactions during membrane fusion.

They both have a certain irreverent, rebellious streak; they both grew up spending a lot of time on the party circuit, and not the political kind.

Ms. Kohler and Ms. Hall (Mick Jagger's former partner) are both charismatic trans-Atlantic phenomena who share a Texas connection; both exude a certain hauteur.

Both assume a certain degree of rationality and predictability of actions, and both allow for actors to be either individual or collective.

Explicating the similarities between Chief Justice Roberts and President Obama, he points out that both possess "a powerful intellect and considerable charm"; both are Harvard Law School graduates and "products of Chicago and its environs"; and both possess a certain literary flair.

The technique of antiphonal dialogues is rather similar in both plays, while the deliberate casualness, and a kind of sub‐Pinter evasiveness give both plays a certain character and definite interest.