His Hamlet is essentially heroic: for him, there is no issue between being and seeming.
Bergdahl was a lonely, homeschooled teenager who didn't get along with his parents when he first met Harrison and according to Koenig, Harrison took him in and essentially cared for him as if he were her own child.
He took a massive chance, essentially, which for him paid off: there was plenty of work in England at that time, even if the pay was poor, and he eventually earned enough to build a bigger house, buy the land back, and settle his daughters' and nieces' wedding dowries.
Essentially for them, the World Cup will be a blind date.
I was astonished, therefore, at the honesty displayed by Malik Richmond's father, Nathaniel, when he said in a CNN interview that he had walked over to his son right after the guilty verdict and told him he loved him, essentially for the very first time.
The mainstream U.S. business press beats up on him, essentially for buying access and influence among politicians and leaders of the pension funds that invest with him (FORBES included).
Officials at the University of South Florida, where Mr. Al-Arian is a tenured professor of computer science, have started proceedings to fire him -- essentially for being a fiery Palestinian activist who embarrasses them.
On Tuesday, a panel of state educators essentially upbraided him for failing to listen to those who wanted a professional educator as the system's new chancellor.
In an interview with ESPN before the antidoping agency released hundreds of pages of evidence on what it said was the elaborate doping system on Armstrong's team, the New Yorker writer Malcolm Gladwell took the argument about performance-enhancing drugs creating a level playing field a step further, essentially saluting him for cheating better than any of his rivals.
Holden wanted nothing to do with the role, having seen what the original film did to Lugosi's career, essentially typecasting him for the remainder of it.
