Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray "only care about winning," but Beşiktaş is "essentially irrational, and therefore essentially human".
SHOULD democratically elected leaders in more or less secular countries ever say that this or that religion is essentially good or essentially bad?
Out of the countries that play international cricket, let's not paint a rosy picture here: Zimbabwe essentially broke, Sri Lankan cricket essentially broke, Bangladesh essentially broke or thereabouts, Pakistan, I don't think they're doing very well financially, the West Indies cricket board broke.
As the prime minister noted, they have morphed from the "essentially British" to the "essentially global": the rise of China and India, global terrorism, immigration, the environment and the need for energy security.
In Plato's telling of the story of the ring, its user, rendered invisible, would be free to "take what he liked out of the market, or go into houses and lie with any one at his pleasure, or kill or release from prison whom he would"; Ferran's avian version is neutered: it renders her subject both essentially omniscient,and essentially powerless.
But the same image of the self-giving love of God for every person created and drove the essentially (not totally, but essentially) Christian campaign against the slave trade and British slavery, including all kinds of Christians from wealthy Anglican evangelicals to Baptist slaves.
I don't think the limitless list is essentially escapist, it's too essentially confrontational in its nature for that.
A month earlier, at the official kickoff of his re-election campaign in Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Obama made essentially the same point, with essentially the same language.
Assuming there is something essentially legal -- and not just essentially male -- about the combative nature of the law, it seems unlikely women will greatly change the adversarial process.
