Sentence examples for essentially being told from inspiring English sources

With elections looming as soon as April, the parties fear that they are essentially being told to commit political suicide to save the country.

"We are essentially being told there can be no debate," said John Assad, an assistant professor of neurobiology at Harvard medical school who signed the Harvard divestment petition.

Universities are essentially being told they cannot charge the fee they need to recoup money that the government has cut, but at the same time they must offer a better experience because students are paying higher fees.

They are essentially being told that what they are seeing right in front of them doesn't exist.

They are essentially being told to exit their colleges, be detained, and sent back to whatever country their parents are from.

"I'm essentially being told that the data I'm collecting on my hypoxia cruise may or may not be subject to quarantine," Steven DiMarco, a professor in the oceanography department at Texas A&M, told Maddow.

Two hardened playoff warriors had essentially been told by their former teams, "We're better off without you".

The corporate-ness has got to such a point where we've essentially been told that we don't exist.

Having essentially been told by the jury to take a hike, he said through his lawyer that he now wanted the Justice Department to pursue federal civil rights charges against Officer Kern and his colleagues.

When the British architect Norman Foster was hired to renovate the museums' courtyard and enclose it under a glass roof, he essentially was told: Don't dare disturb the old building.

Among the "documents" that make up the text are Harriet's own diaries, which supply a more conventional narrative stream through which the story can essentially be told; but while they undoubtedly make The Blazing World more accessible, to an extent they blunt the novel's edge by confusing a visual politics with a verbal one.