Sentence examples for really both in from inspiring English sources

It's really both in some sense or neither in some sense.

"There's still this uncertainly, really both in the U.K. and outside the U.K., of when big online companies process personal information are caught by national law and when they're caught by law — in this case — in America," the spokesman noted.

"It's a question of being marginalized, really, both in terms of young people's inner sense of who they are and how they're treated by others.

Exploring and acknowledging that has brought some really interesting challenges both in terms of daily interactions with people but also with the [Yale] institution at large.

"In our particular field, bioinformatics, it is rare to find postdocs with really strong skills both in the life sciences and in a technical area.

"On important stuff, where the interests are really dug in on both sides, it's extremely difficult to get anything done," Thompson said at the time.

Although these two forces seem poised to do battle with each other, they are really both taking part in a war on learning itself.

Do you genuinely see yourselves as "self-imposed pariahs?" Penelope: Yeah we really do, both in life and in music, and I don't think it's uncommon.

A In New York, the residential market is really strong on the demand fundamentals and the commercial market on the supply constraints, so we are active, really, in both in a pretty balanced way.

In the same paper, Melor Sturua writes: "She really was a 'grocer' - both in an English and in an international sense.

His contribution was really exceptional, both in terms of the important work he did, but also the range of work.