Sentence examples for More essentially from inspiring English sources

More essentially, for this show's purposes, she creates an emotionally credible and knowable character in the guitar-playing, socially conscious Rose.

More essentially, the Chrysler was outfitted with modern heating, ventilating and air-conditioning systems, and its elevators were retooled beneath the restored veneer.

More essentially it means that Syrians can't any longer deny, as some did, that their country is at war and that the life they've lived is rapidly coming to an end.

There's only a quantum of semantic difference between the noble "twilight" and more essentially Welsh "gloom".

"Miss Harris," Isherwood later wrote, "was more essentially Sally Bowles than the Sally of my book".

He lights one for himself and blows the smoke past Henry, who's already one point down — not man enough to smoke, or, more essentially, to offer gifts.

Are you familiar with Michelle Rhee's proposal to trade tenure for more money, essentially.

"I was told that they wanted the contributors to be more available — essentially, closer to Washington," he said.

The number of long-term unemployed (those jobless for 27 weeks or more) was essentially unchanged at 3.4 million in May.

Seven volumes in the series, "Mao's Road to Power," have been published and three more are essentially complete, said Mr. Cheek, who worked on the eighth volume.

And so, the R.G.G.I. program, unless the states together decide to render it more stringent, essentially does not have an effect.