Sentence examples for essentially he could from inspiring English sources

Pretty clearly, Plantinga has the property [being Plantinga] essentially — he could not exist and lack it; any world in which he exists is, ex hypothesi, a world in which he is Plantinga, and hence a world in which he exhibits the property in question.

But in late August, embassy officials told Eichelberger in an email that, essentially, he couldn't get U.S. government funds to support the Russian scientists' travel.

Under the same authority he used to create DACA, he could merely expand the relief under the same legal framework: essentially, he could make it so that DACA covers a much larger group of immigrants.

Less than a year before, essentially, he couldn't read.

Essentially, he couldn't go any lower than ten feet, and at that depth the surf is still relatively powerful, so he was being tossed around like a rag doll while the other two divers tried to stabilize him.

Childress said he had essentially doubled what he could have made in the N.B.A.

With his open, wide-eyed face and unassuming, essentially unaggressive persona, he could carry it off.

Cruz has essentially declared that he couldn't support someone who did what Trump did to Heidi Cruz.

Winston offered to build Cameron a full-size animatronic puppet a robot, essentially––so that he could shoot particular sequences of the Terminator cyborg in live action rather than stop-motion animation.

Mr. Yu remained in the hospital for over four years until he was transferred last spring to the Atlantis Rehabilitation and Residential Health Care Facility, a private center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, after the federal government certified him as a "permanent resident under color of law," essentially acknowledging that he could not be returned to China and qualifying him for medical benefits.

He was essentially asking where he could find the keepers.