Sentence examples for essentially crossing from inspiring English sources

The internet exerts a powerful jackass ray, and lord knows so does talking about race, and we are essentially crossing the streams here.

And so the second — essentially, crossing their fingers and waiting for Qaddafi to fall as a result of current policy — is probably what the Administration will see as the path of least resistance.

Davis said the Chinese aircraft essentially "crossed the nose" of the American plane, causing it to "make an immediate turn".

The second method - essentially cross-checking the numbers thrown up by the first method - involves counting people after they have poured into the heavily-guarded festival ground.

So when pig flu conveniently appeared, the WHO essentially crossed out "avian," inserted "swine," and WHO Director-General Margaret Chan could boast: "The world can now reap the benefits of investments over the last five years in pandemic preparedness".

So when swine flu conveniently trotted in, the WHO essentially crossed out "avian," inserted "swine," and WHO Director-General Margaret Chan arrogantly boasted, "The world can now reap the benefits of investments over the last five years in pandemic preparedness". But there's more than bureaucratic self-interest at work here.

From March 23 to September 14, 2010, he essentially crossed the nation on foot: 2,448 miles from Tampa to Los Angeles.

On the other hand, when nature is discovered as present-at-hand, by say science, its intelligibility has an essentially cross-cultural character.

These buildings, although they feel like they're in the present moment for us, essentially cross time".

Thus, our approach is essentially cross-sectional, depicting period rather than cohort LE.

As of Summer 2014 the NSHAP remains essentially cross-sectional, with only two waves of data available.