Sentence examples for essentially a form of from inspiring English sources

"It's essentially a form of unpaid labour," says housing researcher Gloria Dawson.

Tango is essentially a form of stylized walking; this pair, like great musicians, work in firm legato phrases.

Many of the people who buy lottery tickets are poor; lotteries are essentially a form of regressive taxation.

Known as nyctophobiam, the feeling of dread caused by being in darkness is essentially a form of anxiety.

At the time, General Manager Billy King said Williams was struggling with synovitis, essentially a form of inflammation.

After having ruled out any potential environmental causes, the students were eventually diagnosed with conversion disorder - essentially, a form of MSI.

In "Auditory Scene Analysis," Bregman made a daring suggestion: that music is essentially a form of what he dubbed "chimerical perception".

It was essentially accepting a form of racial profiling".

The legislation would also essentially legalize a form of surveillance without warrants going forward.

The sermons, on what is called Pulpit Freedom Sunday, essentially represent a form of biblical bait, an effort by some churches to goad the Internal Revenue Service into court battles over the divide between religion and politics.

The Fed would essentially perpetuate a form of finance that free markets were leaving behind.