Sentence examples for different essentially from inspiring English sources

This ethos was not new; but during the principate it had been restrained by higher officers and officials, who operated according to a different, essentially aristocratic, code expressed in patron-dependent relations and mutuality.

But her body, here, in the chair across the table, the human, the person, the mass of flesh and blood ascendant over hundreds of thousands of years or more, millions of years, a body no different, essentially, in its sheer bodiness, from the humped and half-crawling forms that preceded it.

"I learned we're different, but essentially the same".

The postwar Fourth and Fifth Republics, though formally different, were essentially a continuation of it.

In that context, I suspect his thinking was that some cost for that borrowing is different from essentially no cost.

Over the years, I have become a different person, essentially in flux, always open to new discoveries and insights.

The output consisted of a hundred different evaluations, essentially providing 3000 estimates of the daily weather conditions in each period.

The fatigue strength of the different frequencies essentially corresponds with each other and the specimens show similar fracture behaviors.

The instruments might be different, but essentially the songs are the same; palatable, disposable, forgettable.

He told CNN that: "Hannibal was quite a different target, essentially a study between two individuals.

For Memoir, Dater revisited her journals, re-reading pages of love gained and lost, dreams, different experiences; essentially rediscovering herself after a period of six decades.