Sentence examples for essentially but from inspiring English sources

Cutter responds by saying, essentially, "BUT BUT LOOKIT THIS POLL FROM VIRGINIA THAT SAYS WE'RE UP!" Cutter is happy to talk about economic plans, so long as a paragraph of generic talking points will do, because Lord knows she is in no way wanting to actually "make news" today if she can possibly avoid it.

Philosophers have thought not only about whether an object has this or that particular property essentially but also about whether an object has a special kind of essential property, an individual essence, a property that in addition to being essential to the object is also unique to it in the sense that it is not possible that something distinct from that object possesses that property.

According to Pinchbeck, "These pieces offer an essential perspective on the true significance of Occupy -- not a protest movement essentially, but a harbinger of a new way of being".

Atrocity footage, essentially, but in a hotel room in Sydney or Amsterdam.

Still, this is a B team essentially but although Kompany's great I'm not sure Kolo Touré is up to it.

"We started every morning with nothing, essentially, but we'd get in the room together and start working on a groove," Mr. Auerbach said.

Rather ridiculously addictive P45 rating: ***** The Optus tennis challenge: Keepy-uppy with a tennis ball, essentially - but pity the poor souls with time enough on their hands to notch up high scores of close to 2000.

Last week, his ambitious hopes of making peace with Syria were essentially -- but not explicitly -- pronounced dead, and along with them the grand blueprint for a new Middle East.

"Essentially everything but the wings".

Advanced Japan has an essentially static, but aging, population.

That second view assumes that the financial crisis is essentially over, but maybe it's not.