Sentence examples for essentially children from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some of today's most high-profile companies (Cisco Systems, Vodafone, AOL) are essentially children of the good years.

The minions are essentially children, and children can and do play in natural groups without being separated along gender lines.

Some of the world's biggest companies, such as Vodafone and Cisco, are essentially children of the good times, with no corporate memory of how to ride out a downturn.Companies need that memory, because running a business in bad times is tougher than managing in good.

His account of Welles, perhaps inadvertently, illustrates a truth about some actors: they are essentially children, raised on encouragement and endearments, spoon-fed their lines which they perfect in the creche of rehearsal, then perform for the approval of their adult audience.

But a dreadfully didactic, jingoistic ending undoes its power and leaves little doubt that "Dragons" is, essentially, children's theater.

Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench acted together, and wonderfully, in Esio Trot, an essentially children's book brought to the screen.

The tennis court is Sharapova's office, and the focus she brings to her job would be off-putting to many high-powered mates, especially those inclined to see her work as essentially child's play.

I found the picture essentially child pornographic or arguably so, but since I find most of T inane, I'm obviously out of step with the times and what makes money.

Today, 93.5percentt of all Vermont residents have health insurance, including essentially all children.

The essentially orphaned children found themselves begging for food from their former servants, who scorned them.

Lethem is especially insightful into race relations, the way skin colour leads essentially similar children to forge alienating new identities.