Sentence examples for essentially a concept from inspiring English sources

"She believed in fairness, essentially, a concept Joe was certain had left the earth about the time the earth left diapers".

This week the president came back with a plan -- essentially a concept lacking much detail -- that would offer limited drug coverage under traditional Medicare but would still force the elderly to join subsidized private plans to get comprehensive drug benefits.

In "Time*Sex*Love," (Sony) her first recording of new music in five years, Ms. Carpenter has harnessed the contradictory emotions of adulthood and produced what is essentially a concept album about middle age.

Dao remains essentially a concept of guidance, a prescriptive or normative term.

This thing is essentially a concept right now so don't expect it to show up outside a nearby library.

Homni is essentially a concept – I invented him because our superorganism has characteristics that go beyond the simple accumulation of humans.

This is essentially a poetic concept close to that of Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe.

The show, created by the band Bambï and the downtown theater troupe Waterwell, is essentially a staged concept album.

We were able to go into these new countries with essentially a new concept, new language, a new way of doing things".

(Indeed the final species of impartiality discussed below, epistemic impartiality, is not essentially a moral concept at all).

As Ashtekar and Geroch point out, "[s]ince time is essentially a geometrical concept [in general relativity], its definition must be in terms of the metric.