Sentence examples for essentially copy from inspiring English sources

Imagine what would have happened if Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker had released the source code, allowing any developer to essentially copy and build upon his software.

Their quixotic quests mixed with a consistent failure to deliver support – just try getting a "repair disk" from them: you have to send in what is essentially copy of your original invoice and esoteric proofs of purchase – shows that they're not quite serious when it comes to the manufacture of quality hardware and are instead going the troll route.

@kfloodwarnItg.

That is, it is impossible to tell that the part was essentially copy and pasted together.

You're going to essentially copy audio files from a CD onto your computer's hard drive, allowing WMP to convert the MP3 files to WAV when you do this.

But he was still essentially copying other artists.

He's essentially copying Bashar Assad's strategy for holding on to power in Syria.

So we went to look at the factories of Triumph and Toyota, and essentially copied what they did.

Almost all computers we use today — from our iPads to laptops — are essentially copies of this one.

Those mirrors are, essentially, copies of the site, and if one values civil liberties or individual responsibility or both, the Web looks quite good in their reflections.

One critic went so far as to observe that the refrain "Hare Krishna" essentially copied the refrain "Doo-lang," in "He's So Fine".