Sentence examples for i find it both from inspiring English sources

"I find it both offensive and crippling," she said.

I guess I find it both a blessing and a distraction.

I find it both curious and terrifying that liberal filmmakers would consider intelligence itself a political liability.

Not all critics were convinced by this – the Sunday Times (pay wall) was sceptical – but I find it both a true and useful way of looking at him.

I find it both ironic and disheartening that I may have to home-school my children in order to keep religion out of their education.

I find it both ironic and highly unethical that The New York Times would use a contest... to garner e-mail addresses that they can then distribute to political candidates.

I found it both hilarious and strangely moving.

After driving three cars with Night Vision, I found it both impressive and a little frustrating.

I found it both off-putting and exhilarating to have the cover before the book.

I found it both patronising and, directed from a batsman towards a spin bowler of proven international pedigree, rather insulting.

On my return I found it both reassuringly familiar and exotically different to the place I knew as a seven-year-old schoolboy.