QBs do it, essentially, to make sure everybody is on the same page and knows whom they are responsible for blocking.
Some use words and gestures to describe, and bring a story to life, while others use their bodies to do it: essentially, they are doing the same thing.
What got people talking the day after wasn't simply how Chase had resolved the plot dilemma of whether Tony would live or die; it was that he had done it, essentially, by killing off the viewers instead.
"They do it essentially on their own, usually without adequate training and preparation, often without the skills they need, and overwhelmingly without the resources and institutional connections that it would take to do those things well".
"What Romney's doing is extending his conversation with voters, his introduction period, and he's being allowed to do it essentially alone," said Evan Tracey, chief operating officer of Campaign Media Analysis Group, which tracks political advertising.
The past few weeks have seen the logical outcome of this approach: a mission whose launch costs are zero and whose ground controllers are a group of amateurs who are doing it, essentially, for nothing.The ISEE-3 Reboot Project, as these enthusiasts call themselves, exists to revive an old spacecraft.
Rothkopf does put his finger on what Davos really seems to do: It essentially tells everyone what they already think they know, and as Gapper notes, in a kind of opaque business-school-meets-corporatese that is well-nigh impenetrable: Schwab-talk.
But none of this ultimately detracts from Ms. Rosenthal's promising talent, nor does it undermine the essentially winning production, by the Hypothetical Theater Company, of her droll and sweet-tempered ensemble comedy.
"What does it say that we essentially are in the same exact place now, so many years later?" asked Reid.
"Don't get me wrong, I'm grateful I did it, because essentially I was paid good money to have a laugh.
