Sentence examples for essentially doesn't from inspiring English sources

In contrast, "Facebook essentially doesn't allow us to be political".

Open opposition to the regime in North Korea essentially doesn't exist.

"If you look at my dad's record, there's a lot of stuff on there that essentially doesn't count," he said, then listed honors his father received for charity work.

That intransigence is weakening in many markets where "they are very willing to negotiate in the corporate channels on a private price that essentially doesn't undermine their published rates," he said.

Once again, Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick assure us that the game will abide, a point made at the beginning ("I am essentially watching the same game that somebody saw in 1860," Mr. Olbermann says) and reiterated near the end ("It's wonderful how the game revitalizes itself, reshapes itself, shows a different facet of itself, yet essentially doesn't change," Mr. Boswell affirms).

"We do need a very robust and aggressive stimulus package," Mr. Gregg said, "but we need one that works and is focused on the problem, which is housing, and that essentially doesn't end up aggravating the long-term debt of the country" with spending that extends beyond the two-year life of the recovery plan.

He has slimmed down another 10 this year, and essentially does not look like the same person.

8 VINTAGE STAR (Sue Smith) Trainer must not be underestimated but has done all his winning in small fields, and essentially does not look good enough.

And they deny elemental science, going so far as to vote as a group that global warming caused by man essentially does not exist.

And so, the R.G.G.I. program, unless the states together decide to render it more stringent, essentially does not have an effect.

The same tendency, carried to its extreme, is what allows Thomas to see his entire existence as something that essentially does not belong to him.