Sentence examples for Essentially revise from inspiring English sources

The most egregious discoveries I made revealed that several Conservative Members of Parliament had ordered the removal of entire swaths of controversial segments in their own personal articles in order to, essentially, revise history.

The most egregious discoveries I made revealed that several Conservative MPs had ordered the removal of entire swaths of controversial segments in their own personal articles in order to, essentially, revise history.

"Meeting by the River" features the renowned slide guitarist Ry Cooder, in a seamlessly cross-cultural meeting with the Indian virtuoso V.M. Bhatt, who plays a custom instrument that is essentially a revised slide guitar.

His subsequent collections Vtoraya kniga (1925; "Book Two"), essentially a retitled, revised edition of Tristia (1922), and Stikhotvoreniya (1928; "Poems")—earned him the reputation of a leading poet of his generation.

Talon's Rhetorica (1548), for example, was essentially a slightly revised version of Ramus' Institutiones oratoriae (1545).

On 19 March 2010 the Commission submitted a new proposal amounting essentially to a revised version of the earlier proposal for a regulation incorporating the third-pillar matters.

Some bishops suggested that the Vatican was wise to revise a policy that they considered flawed, written essentially to placate the public and quiet a media storm.

This is essentially what a select group of psychiatrists decide each time they revise the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), considered a "bible" for mental health professionals worldwide.

After all, the CDC did revise its recommendations for protective gear after the Dallas cases, essentially admitting that its prior recommendations were wrong.

The results presented here revise this view of conifer genome evolution, which was inferred essentially from comparisons of Pinaceae species.

The FHFA's revised proposal essentially says: Oops, sorry.