Sentence examples for Correct in essence from inspiring English sources

From this point of view it is also evident that Aristotle's criticisms against Plato are unsound, since Platonic communism is correct in essence (ibid., pp. 96 ff).

We anticipate that future studies will establish whether the model we are proposing is correct in essence, or whether the subunit exchange mechanism relies on features that we have failed to anticipate.

Bassett played a fictionalised version of Tina Turner, but always insisted that the film was in essence correct, including the way she was abused by husband Ike.

Both, in essence are correct and incorrect at the same time, because human beings have both greed and generosity, love and hate, so all humans have both noble and corrupt virtues.

In essence, the transformation technique corrects the problem of non-uniform intensity, where too much bits belong to high intensities and too few bits to low intensities.

In essence the relative belief ratio is giving the correct assessment of evidence in such a case.

But in essence, surely, Keynes was right.

A small group of voters challenged the law, arguing, in essence, that it was illegal for the state to correct for prisoner-related population distortions.

In essence, LDI can enable predictions of healing time that are correct over 90% of the time, whereas unaided clinician judgement is correct only about 70% of the time [ 5].

In essence, this question is "impossible" because the students would have no way of knowing the correct answer and thus they would need to construct a plausible solution.

In essence, it rewards success.