two-sided

Yet the veteran is only one side of a two-sided equation; the employer has to buy into the rebranding as well.

But such a profound policy shift deserves a two-sided debate.

“They were two-sided objects and I recognized them as being the kind of things I made,” she said.

Though not to create a two-sided impression it may be freely stated that he himself was the author of the inspired composition.

If corporations would adopt this democratic organization, he said, two-sided discussions would take place at their meetings.

These two-sided combs descend from the roof of the hive in parallel series, their thickness being about half an inch.

Tender nothings are all right, I fancy, when it is a two-sided affair, but when it is all on one side—deliver me!

She, on the contrary, tends to oscillate between the opposite extremes of her two-sided nature.