Sentence examples for but she essentially from inspiring English sources

"Not only does Marnie enjoy going out but she essentially demands it.

Stonesifer and Bill Sr. serve as co-chairpersons of the foundation, but she essentially runs it -- he doesn't want to be bothered with decisions about hiring, process and organizational structure.

"She may not have had a staff," he said, and she worked under the shadow of the National Rifle Association and its allies in Congress, but she essentially created a new federal policy out of little more than some abstruse academic thinking.

But Takach had an older sister in college already, and the 17- year-old bright spark was told by her financially pressed parents they would help her as much as they could, but she essentially had to pay her own way through school.

In Byrum's case, Adler said, "I hate to put it this way, but she essentially had a temper tantrum on the House floor".

Well, no, she didn't, but she essentially got this point across, accusing him of whining about all kinds of things "being rigged," from the primary elections he lost all the way back to losing an Emmy.

But what she essentially was is strong as hell, because she wasn't going to let anyone overwork me or not let me have a normal childhood.

But "she is essentially making herself irrelevant.

But she was essentially a stay-at-home mother.

But she remained essentially private, and when she wrote about herself, there was always an element of self-distancing.

But she was, essentially, a stage animal and, when not acting, showed herself to be a born teacher.