Sentence examples for kind that both from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Jones would have been the rarest of signings – the kind that both serves a function and provides a statement.

That means interest rates are still low in absolute terms and there is room for more tightening of the kind that both China's consumers and trade partners really need.

The room had the dusky patina of decades of exhaled smoke, the waiters in their black dinner jackets had that seen-it-all professionalism and the smells were the kind that both take you back and propel you into immediate pleasure: steak frites, roast chicken, duck with green olives.

He may now have unkind things to say about Mr Brown himself.Mr Johnson's win is being spun by the Tories as evidence that they are once again electable to high office (and privately seen as reassuring proof that a posh background, of the kind that both Mr Johnson and Mr Cameron share, is not as off-putting to voters as it may once have been).

I am reminded that when a major trauma occurs, the kind that is both individual and collective, something happens that Jungian psychology calls an "abaissement du niveau mental" — a lowering of the level of consciousness.

Consider, for instance, the Washington press's tendency toward what critics have dubbed "bipartisanthink" — in which journalists fetishize centrism and deal making, and assume that the best of all possible legislation, regardless of its actual content, is the kind that has both parties' fingerprints on it.

The not-beautiful is not just anything other than beautiful, but something other than beautiful within a kind that covers both (call it "the aesthetic").

It's the productive type of struggle, the kind that builds both brain power and clarity.

You will want to buy the kind that provides both UVA and UVB rays.

He has superstar talent, something that some of the other Republican candidates have lacked, and it's the kind that could appeal to both primary and general election voters.

In sum, the current study demonstrates that two kinds of hindsight bias exist, and the kind that emerges depends on both the person and situational context.