Sentence examples for essentially dated from inspiring English sources

So the design is lovely, the cast is appealing and the play itself, while of its time, is not essentially dated.

When the old BBC governors – a system of governance that essentially dated back to 1922 – was dismantled in 2006 the outcry that there might be something quickly nicknamed Ofbeeb was deafening.

Local people have worked the ores for many centuries, but commercial mining essentially dates back to the 1920s.

Though Scandinavian settlement probably occurred there, the town essentially dates from the building of a Norman castle and walled borough in the 12th century; parts of the walls survive, but the castle is in ruins.

The beginnings of computational biology essentially date to the origins of computer science.

Without a serious treatment of the shrink's apparent bisexuality, the fact that the straight doctor was essentially date-raping a hypnotized gay man made no sense.

Then again, turn the dial too far towards "romance", and you are in the realms of the "epic love story", and pretty much out the other end of sci-fi: The Time Traveller's Wife, Richard Curtis's About Time, The Lake House, Kate & Leopold – they are essentially date movies with a light sprinkling of speculative fiction.

Agropastoral movement concerns essentially date harvesting in the regions where there are date gardens.

By doing so, I hope that readers will gain further insight into the blog as essentially date-ordered, in contrast with microblogs and social networking sites.

"Even if you are suspicious about the timing, there are two women who went to the police with what are essentially date rape charges against this guy," Maddow said.

This method is inherently flawed, because a great deal of their current capital investments is focused around machinery that will essentially be dated very quickly," said Joseph Puopolo, founder of Printchomp.