Sentence examples for essentially I like from inspiring English sources

One kind will say to me, essentially, "I like your book and I think it's wonderful that Oprah picked it," the other kind will say, "I like your book and I'm so sorry that Oprah picked it".

"Not every day, maybe, but essentially I like the challenge of discovering the truth of the behavior and the inner lives of all these characters".

Essentially, I'd like to see the government calculating an amount equal in every respect for young people under the age of 21, regardless of whether they go to university or undertake work-based training.

But a common response was essentially, "I'd like to tip, but half the point of Uber is not having to carry cash.

But essentially I don't like advertising at all - I don't like anything between what I want to do and me, you know, and advertising online does that.

I mean, to a point I agree with your sentiment and feel like the whole of the tech "journalism" world has completely abdicated its responsibility to be impartial in its coverage of the Jes… I mean iPhone, but methinks pulling out the ol' "he's a fascist!!" is just a way of saying, essentially, I don't like you.

Essentially, I just like things to work.

Essentially, I felt like I imagine a mermaid would.  .

But essentially, I felt like I am woman, I want sex so I'm getting it and I'm not waiting around for you.

I suppose if I was only being asked to do walk-on parts in obscure provincial, tiny, tiny, tiny theatres – if the profession gave me up, essentially – one would, because I like to be active and engaged in what I'm doing.

The comic was pithier later in the evening while telling a TMZ cameraman essentially the same thing: "I like to have a little pop-a-roonie end of night, when all is said and done, because I'm a grown woman".