Sentence examples for essentially instructed from inspiring English sources
Instead, he endorsed a plan for the defense of Baghdad that essentially instructed his generals to talk with no one, think rousing thoughts, and await further orders.
At that time, the Justice Department under President George Bush essentially instructed states to maximize minority voting strength by concentrating black voters in a few districts, which then left other districts with majorities of white Republican voters.
Unlike British actors, who moved easily between stage, television and film, American movie stars were essentially instructed not to bother with TV.
The judge essentially instructed them to get into John Edwards' mind (as well as into the minds of several other actors in this political soap opera) and to determine precisely what his intention was in receiving money from friends.
Whatever the shortcomings of his approach, Mr. Obama is essentially instructing the Pentagon to downgrade the role of nuclear weapons in America's security strategy.
The laser printers can choose a custom exposure for each part of the photo -- essentially instructing the lasers to darken underexposed areas and lighten overexposed ones -- giving it far greater ability to rescue poor images.
This country, like its neighbors in West Africa, gained its independence four decades ago and inherited a colonial educational system that essentially sought to instruct a select few to serve as administrators.
They are being instructed to take new angles and concentrate their force on a new strike zone, which is essentially anywhere below the head.
A month later, Mr. Ashcroft instructed local prosecutors to seek the death penalty against Mr. McMillian and his two co-defendants, essentially rejecting the prosecutors' recommendation that a sentence of life without parole be sought in the case.
Resume cooking as instructed.
