Sentence examples for I think essentially from inspiring English sources

"I think essentially a child went into that system," she said later.

[Page B1.] "I think essentially we have air supremacy over Afghanistan," he said.

"I think essentially what he wants to have control over the manner and timing of his death.

I think essentially we have no privacy, or we have fewer and fewer areas we can retreat safely into".

Second, along with Martha Nussbaum, Sen has, I think, essentially resolved a central problem for liberalism, namely, how do you reconcile universal rights with plural values?

"I think essentially it is understood that the five big swaps dealers wanted ICE Trust, which is essentially their clearing facility, to take almost a monopoly control of clearing," Mr. Greenberger said.

On the other extreme are radical contextualists who think essentially all lexical items are context-dependent; e.g. Searle (1980).

"I think what essentially happened was we played great defense and they got frustrated.

The last lines of Their Very Own and Golden City tell us, 'People are good.' I think that, essentially, people have the courage to go after utopias and survive their failure".

"[Her] theory about Apple products serving user needs one-third of the day, but that it can increase to 75%, is maybe the most important takeaway from the note and I think it essentially describes Apple's future," he says.

"I think they essentially got what they were looking for," he said.