Sentence examples for essentially ever from inspiring English sources

"Essentially, ever since 9/11, there has been no leasing".

Twenty years old, two carjacking raps, plus a handgun enhancement at sentencing -- any way you do the math, the judge was obliged by the law to send such kids to jail for, essentially, ever.

Meanwhile, "For the first time essentially ever, labor force participation & stock market have totally & wildly diverged".

Magna, which is a key supplier to essentially ever major automaker in operation right now, has been investing heavily in autonomous driving technology, but has previously cautioned that it still believes true self-driving tech won't be widely available to consumers for a long while yet, with cost accounting for part of that.

Some two hundred stunning movies covering essentially ever subject with styles ranging from outrageously experimental to plainly traditional.

It was built from scratch in what was then the middle of nowhere, and it became the capital of the planet, essentially, without ever really becoming a metropolis, or a major cultural center, like New York or Paris.

This system has remained essentially unchanged ever since.

That would mean essentially no data ever released.

AC transformation has remained essentially the same ever since.

This is particularly true in the eastern US, where it is essentially impossible to ever be more than 10 miles from a road.

My Sunday column offers my own list of the Best Beach Reading Ever — essentially a list of my favorite works of fiction, in the sense of great page-turners that also brim with literary value or illuminate social justice themes.