Sentence examples for both fundamentally from inspiring English sources

They are both fundamentally pro-European, although their policy proposals on how to overcome the euro crisis differ.

Both fundamentally and technically there's not much out there for the bulls and so it looks for now that indices could remain under pressure.

It was also, he said, an instructive sight in light of the movie, which suggests cosmetic surgery is both fundamentally suspect and always possible to detect.

As quantitative, data-oriented analytical types, Mr Assange and Mr Ellsberg both fundamentally believe that giving people more information will lead them to draw better conclusions.

While the prose is exquisite and never less than fluidly, balletically pleasurable, the project is both fundamentally troubling and fundamentally troubled.

As different as the Hathaway and Tavernier movies are on the surface, they're both fundamentally about family members (brothers in "Bottom of the Bottle," a father and son in "The Clockmaker") whose resentments and failures of communication lead to tragedy.

Both were fundamentally epistemological models, and both were specifically explanatory.

The fact that even the humble, 10,000-neuron brain of a larva operates with both reward value and quality may suggest that they both represent fundamentally important, indispensable aspects of reward processing.

And both are fundamentally expansive in spirit.

Both fields fundamentally are computational approaches to biology.

Both are fundamentally in the investment business, and bank branches and insurance agents can readily sell each other's products.