Sentence examples for considered essentially correct from inspiring English sources

This definition held the field for about 50 years and is still considered essentially correct, though somewhat outmoded.

"But the general view is Oracle owns the space, and I believe that view essentially correct".

It's a deeply unfashionable view, but I think essentially correct.

Since Aristotle these had been considered essentially biological (vital) processes.

For comparison, the vimentin-positive spindle cells of pure myoepitheliomas are considered essentially non-metastatic [ 51].

4– 6 However, barring laboratory error; it is considered essentially 100% specific.

Consider, essentially, what you will be mostly using your bike for.

The representative hesitated, then said that I was essentially correct, although he would prefer that the program not be described in such terms, since emulating New York City would not be considered an appealing goal by most of the people whom the Sierra Club is trying to persuade.

They were essentially correct.

Professor Dawson said that Timmy was essentially correct.

The situation as presented is essentially correct.