Sentence examples for typical of both from inspiring English sources

He was on a mystical, otherworldly ascent, very typical of both the Kabbalah and Plato, his two intellectual passions.

Typical of both the East-West concoctions and the flair in evidence on every plate was the Black Angus filet mignon carpaccio.

Would they shoot him?" Though related to the wall the intensity of those questions was typical of both boys' response to their trip.

On the contrary, the Amide column shows a striking U-shape trend, typical of both hydrophobic and hydrophilic retention mechanisms.

At lower degrees of silver coverage the Me″ voltammograms exhibit contributions which are typical of both gold and silver substrates.

Typical of both of them, they had refused to accept that he would fail to pull through; only a week ago he had been doing his regular 50 lengths at the local French swimming pool.

It was typical of Bay Ridge, both in its friendly small-town feel and its subject matter — food is not taken lightly in this historically Italian-American enclave.

In spinal motor neurons, UBQLN2 appears in ubiquitin-rich protein aggregates typical of ALS, both in patients with UBQLN2 mutations and in patients lacking those mutations [ 43].

There is little question that such practices are not confined to Wal-Mart, but are rather typical of many companies both in and out of that industry.

He said: "I don't see any differences between the boceto and the definitive work … the colours are typical of Velázquez in both pictures".

Typical of the sector, both Lyon and Meritage trade for about ten times earnings and are both down 10% from their 52-week highs hit last quarter.