Sentence examples for does not essentially from inspiring English sources

Traditional Hindus maintain that the ritual impurity and "untouchability" inherent in these groups does not essentially differ from that temporarily associated with mourners or menstruating women.

The alien does not essentially distinguish between his looks and those of her other victims, but her encounter with him – an encounter of two aliens?

The alien does not essentially distinguish between his looks and those of her other victims, but there is a crisis, and the alien becomes vulnerable: a potential victim herself.

"The reality is that anyone who does not essentially live independently of any state influence – that is, those who have no mortgage, whose salary has not been frozen and who have a handsome pension – is going to be affected by a government making some of the biggest cuts to local authority budgets at the same time that it is predicted food prices are going to rise even further," he said.

Step 4 does not essentially increase the complexity due to less number of polynomials.

It is noted that a good daylighting design does not essentially need to be complex or expensive to be effective.

For the ball the thin particular could exist clothed in different universals; it doesn't essentially instantiate redness.

In grasping the sword he did not essentially differ from Huldrych Zwingli, Gaspard de Coligny, or Oliver Cromwell three other militaristic Protestants.

An important aspect of melodies is the idea of mode (dieu), the elements of which do not essentially differ from those of Javanese and Burmese music.

"It surely does reflect in some way on the governance of the charity that they claim such a large amount when that cost did not essentially exist".

The ensuing furor among German Protestants prompted Strauss to mitigate his attack by commenting that such criticism did not essentially destroy Christianity, because all religions were based on ideas, not facts.