Sentence examples for token of both from inspiring English sources

I half-expect this last line to be howled down, but no: it's some token of both the foreign secretary's chutzpah and the crowd's deference (mobile phone cameras are hoist throughout) that he actually gets away with it.

It's an interesting kind of reconciliatory act, to look up and see both a token of fantasy, poetry and what might be, and a souvenir of a reality that was and that helped make you who and what you are.

The message was driven home by a decision in the MPR shortly afterwards, allowing the armed forces to retain the guaranteed seats in parliament that they hold as token of their "dual function" in both defence and politics.This episode was similar, in some ways, to the sacking of Mr Sukardi.

A highly percussive string instrument, the banjo somehow made its way from African ancestry to Appalachian music, where it became synonymous with bluegrass and, lately, has been both a token of country-music authenticity for songwriters like Taylor Swift and a pop-radio novelty by way of Mumford & Sons.

For a smaller token of love, ChoconChoc's Perfect Match Chocolates are both fun and romantic.

A photograph is both a pseudo-presence and a token of absence.

"It's a token of appreciation".

And for that they deserve a token of my gratitude.

This is a little token of my respect.

Its difficulty was a token of its transformational powers.

He asked Osborne, in effect, for a token of seriousness.