Sentence examples for essentially in exile from inspiring English sources
By 1939, Toscanini was essentially in exile in New York at the dawn of World War II.
That Ukip is, in Peter Oborne's words, essentially "the Conservative party in exile" has been the conventional wisdom of the commentariat, including those Tories who'd like their leadership to listen less to Clegg.
The New Orleans Advocate's masthead is essentially the Times-Picayune-in-exile, but its way of tackling the 10th anniversary of Katrina is strikingly different.
To all of these people that had been either in exile, or essentially atomized, sitting in their homes, there was this idea that there would be a more democratic Libya, an oil-rich country in which there would mostly be middle class.
So, most of its cash is essentially exiled in perpetuity.
Essentially, he didn't put together an army in exile and then liberate his country from one of history's most terrible atrocities in order to listen to women and liberals tell him he wasn't being very nice.
Many of its most senior figures had been in exile for many years, and "were essentially being introduced to a society they don't really know any more," says Hamid.
There's reciprocity in exile.
A nation in exile mourns.
