The phrase "about how essentially" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the fundamental nature of a topic or concept, but it may require rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The discussion was about how essentially the theory explains human behavior."
Alternatives: "regarding the essence of" or "concerning the fundamental nature of".
The phrase "poverty porn" is waved about with a lot of hand-wringing waffle about how, essentially, we should never film the working classes and if we do, must never enjoy the footage; in fact, we should spend the time more fruitfully in a haircloth shirt, poking ourselves in the eye.
"I'm trying to reconcile in my head the arguments that I heard tonight about how essentially one is okay with subjecting a woman to the death penalty for the exact — to do to her the exact same thing that one is alleging she is doing to a child," said state Rep. Victoria Neave, a Democrat who represents part of Dallas County.
"I'm trying to reconcile in my head the arguments that I heard tonight about how essentially one is OK with subjecting a woman to the death penalty... to do to her the exact same thing that one is alleging she is doing to a child," state Rep. Victoria Neave (D) said during the hearing.
I replied as neutrally as possible with information on where and when I could meet him—I just wanted to make a quick buck, not hear about how, essentially, a middle-aged closeted homosexual had been lying to his friends and family for his entire life and was now buying some kid's used, piss-stained underwear because he's too much of a fucking pussy to have actual gay sex.
"The computer is beginning to make it possible to find out more about you in fewer places". "I suspect that what we'll all give up is control over how essentially private information about ourselves is used.
That said, he professed some concern about how I.B.M. essentially was a big annuity company on the side, owing to its big pension obligations.
Chris Rock has a very funny bit about how you essentially have two choices in life: you're either single and lonely or married and bored.
Given the frequency with which these removal rules have been applied, it is alarming that so little is known about how these essentially arbitrary decisions affect estimates of conservation value.
He's even talked about how it's essentially a homage to both E.T. and Close Encounters.
While a plan like that would have been nice, I cannot help but feel guilty about how it will essentially cheat those who endure 20 years of this life out of a retirement that they have not only earned, but also deserve.
And I wrote a paper a few years ago called "The Network Utility," talking about how Internet access essentially is a utility.
