Sentence examples for but essentially this from inspiring English sources

But essentially this author took her material from the deceptions, desolation and cruelty of humankind.

The curators call it reverence, but essentially this is an exhibition about belief.

But essentially this show consists of about 80 minutes inside Aschenbach's head.

We will and do review our processes on security but essentially this is a gallery not a prison".

More details will be announced on Tuesday but essentially this will be a merger of MTV's Urge music store with Real's Rhapsody service.

Some of the plot's knots have been cleverly cut in providing a swift account that flies by in less than two hours, but essentially this is a faithful retelling.

Many ways one could answer this, but essentially, the central notion of holiness was introduced to the children of Israel through the priesthood.

I am simplifying a bit, but essentially what this means is that in past primaries and caucuses, candidates who held a five-percentage-point polling lead with a week or so to go until the voting wound up winning about 72 percent of the time.

But essentially there's this whole friction between games as products or hobbies and games as an artform that deserves to be explored and exposed for its failures and foibles.

If asked "why" it is true that a^{3} = a cdot a cdot afor all numbers a, the teacher can do little but  essentially respond that this is so because mathematicians have decided so: Mathematicians have agreed that the notation a^{3}is to be shorthand for a · a · a.

The workings of a poison pill are intricate but essentially boil down to this: When a shareholder acquires a percentage of shares above a certain threshold, the pill is activated.