Sentence examples for essentially explains from inspiring English sources

Less than 24 hours after the final presidential debate ended with the words "climate change" left unsaid, PBS aired a report that essentially explains the omission.

In her new book, "The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism", Ms Cabane essentially explains how to win friends and influence people.

This chapter essentially explains Green Building Principles and the primary components of green building.

"We're looking at this as seeding the market, essentially," explains Punchcard CEO and serial entrepreneur Andy Steuer of why the company has seemingly put the cart before the horse.

This model essentially explains the key observed characteristics, which are marked by eastward displacement onshore, westward displacement on the seafloor, subsidence of the seafloor and along the Japan Sea coast, and uplift along the Pacific coast and in the Kanto, Chubu, and southern Hokkaido districts (Fig. 1).

So it's possible that they understand that the jig is up, and Harris' "delegate math" essentially explains why.

The first three essentially explain why the West has lost some of its predominance.

You can submit an essay or video or both, essentially explaining why I should pick you.

Madison, always common-sensical, briskly explained — essentially, explained away — religion as an innate appetite: "The mind prefers at once the idea of a self-existing cause to that of an infinite series of cause & effect".

I don't know what impact that had on the scripting, but Mathias's sidekick, DI Mared Rhys (played by Mali Harries), has far too many lines essentially explaining what a maverick her boss is.

These twin principles, debated in head-scratching terms by professional economists, essentially explain why Intel maintains a lead in high-performance chips, why Apple sustains a large lead in music players and why Google's search engine remains a crowd pleaser.