Sentence examples for kinds were both from inspiring English sources
The two of them, their two kinds, were both needed to complete the aesthetic circuit.
Putnam (1988), however, has argued that mental kinds are both "compositionally" and "computationally" plastic.
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More than most writers, the circumstances of Malcolm Lowry's death are peculiarly relevant to a consideration of his work, since excess of every kind was both his method and his subject.
The genus or kind is both defined and hypothesized to exist.
The history of the term "emotion" as a keyword of just this kind is both shorter and more eventful than its modern users might imagine.
Subsequently, the two kinds of biomarkers were both mapped onto the protein interaction network.
Her performances were both kind and acute.
They were both kind enough to honor me.
"We were both kind of depressed, but Rico was happy on the phone," Mr. Moore said.
"We were both kind of bashful and nervous since it seemed so official," she said.
