Sentence examples for essentially form of from inspiring English sources

Through Public Artworks, artists have been able to affect the masses and essentially form of a collective community expression.

All of these apps are, essentially, forms of entertainment.

When Schulz suggests that memory and imagination are essentially forms of error — the perception of events that aren't actually happening — we wonder what she could be thinking, and why we didn't think of it first.

Daniel Gilbert, in his review of Kathryn Schulz's "Being Wrong" (July 25), maintains that for Schulz, "memory and imagination are essentially forms of error -- the perception of events that aren't actually happening," and comments, "We wonder what she could be thinking, and why we didn't think of it first".

Specifically, individual healthcare technologies vary in their level of difficulty for Canadian hospitals, which essentially formed a hierarchy of difficulty.

"It's essentially a form of unpaid labour," says housing researcher Gloria Dawson.

Much like rock'n'roll, hip-hop at its birth was an essentially new form of music.

Many of the people who buy lottery tickets are poor; lotteries are essentially a form of regressive taxation.

Known as nyctophobiam, the feeling of dread caused by being in darkness is essentially a form of anxiety.

Tango is essentially a form of stylized walking; this pair, like great musicians, work in firm legato phrases.

At the time, General Manager Billy King said Williams was struggling with synovitis, essentially a form of inflammation.