Sentence examples for essentially how far from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wasserman's role was described by one former associate as resembling that of Jimmy Carter or President Clinton during Middle East negotiations -- that is, moving between both sides and saying, essentially, how far either group will go to reach an accommodation.
A subcategory of the much larger Conceptual art movement that was popularized in the 1960s and 70s, invisible art is essentially the upper bound of how far Conceptualism can push the envelope.
Robert Malley's position is essentially that it doesn't matter how far Israel has moved, because it is only fair for the Palestinians to demand what was theirs before 1967.
These polished, top-drawer performances by what is essentially a period-instrument pickup band show how far the field has come.
It's really a question of how far government agencies have gone to essentially marginalize our areas of privacy as well as our areas of public protest.
It is not clear how far Mr. Moussavi, a former prime minister who is essentially an insider thrust into the role of opposition, would go to defy the system.
Essentially the transmitters need to know only an appropriate value of t to calculate how far the arrival rate is from the capacity region and hence decide their transmission rate.
Because all such supernovae explode with essentially the same brightness, astronomers can use them as "standard candles": They can tell how far away a supernova is by measuring its apparent brightness from Earth.
Essentially, this approach is the same as when sailors use the apparent brightness of a known lighthouse to estimate how far away it is.
He says, essentially, "How are you?
