Sentence examples for both essentially from inspiring English sources

The improvement of fuel consumption performance is at a cost of power performance, and the trade-off between the both essentially results from the knock constraint.

"And they were both essentially sybarites".

They are both essentially role-players.

You can submit an essay or video or both, essentially explaining why I should pick you.

RJ: Not just period pieces, but they're both essentially romantic films, although The Illusionist goes in so many different directions that it's difficult to categorise.

There were classic art-house numbers by two French directors, both essentially top-class novelists who happen to do it in shots rather than paragraphs.

When I was born, in 1944, rather late in my parents' youth, they both essentially took the pledge and set aside craziness forever for my sake.

"But I checked the U.K. and U.S. Web sites and both essentially said the same thing: That outside the zone near the reactors, things are O.K".

In the early 90s, perhaps his two most highly regarded works, The Chronic and Snoop's Doggystyle (which are both essentially Dre/Snoop collaborations), came out within a year of each other.

Without wanting to be crass, they're both essentially going "I tell you the worst crime I ever saw" and the other one fights back with a story of his own.

In the exchange of charges between Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain, both essentially ignored Mr. Obama's Democratic rival, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was campaigning in Ohio on economic and trade issues.