Sentence examples for essentially happening from inspiring English sources

ROBERT STAVINS: Well, what I was hoping for is essentially happening.

So it is not just about unsafe sex - it is about transmission essentially happening.

If I understand it correctly (their doubletalk "How does it work" page is uninformative), what's essentially happening is there is a mostly frictionless spinning element with a magnet on the outer end, constantly propelled by magnets embedded in the edge which push it along.

The same thing essentially happened in Michigan.

The Bartman incident essentially happened in ancient history.

"I think what essentially happened was we played great defense and they got frustrated.

Weird stuff, essentially, happens – as, in an infinite multitude of interpenetrating universes, you might expect it to.

Despite the cartoonish scale of the Siegels' material desires, the film depicts what essentially happened to so many over-leveraged Americans when the housing bubble burst.

"What has essentially happened on Long Island is that a few species that used to be abundant can now be found in a fraction of the places that used to be," Dr. Cook said.

In other words, Being appropriates Dasein in that, in its unfolding, it essentially happens in and to Dasein's patterns of sense-making.

Goddard noted that the time-shift "essentially happened off-screen" and that what the audience sees is "great big wind machines and camera lights".