Sentence examples for kind both from inspiring English sources

He had no home runs and only two extra-base hits of any kind, both doubles.

The video collection is the first and largest of its kind, both in size, 7,400 titles, and in the number of its original recordings, 2,700.

He was one of a kind both as a man and as a leader who enriched the lives of those fortunate enough to have known him.

This latest "bipartisanship", though, is a different and worse kind: both parties getting their partisans' goodies and paying no price, as we wrote last week in first blush after the agreement.

Its 2009 album and EP, "Merriweather Post Pavilion" and "Fall Be Kind" (both on Domino), brought the band within hailing distance of pop, using intelligible vocals and blissful electronic hooks.

The first of their kind, both indexes long remained predominant medical references, and the Index Medicus is still regarded as one of the primary medical bibliographies in the United States.

Generally there are two kinds, both red, one large and round and the other more elongated.

There is some general resemblance between the two kinds: both are animals and have legs.

Ad spending on apps of all kinds – both mobile and desktop — is growing.

Since then his favourite words seem to be "the quality without a name" and "essences" of any kind -- both being at the core of his PhD study and both still a complete mystery to him.

Time has been kind to both buildings.