Sentence examples for essentially of one from inspiring English sources
It's just part of the discourse - part of the mix", which another noted was placed and kept on the agenda by non-state actors: "activists, essentially, of one sort or another".
Americans are essentially of one mind that the pursuit of terrorists is necessary to protect America from future attacks (front page, Oct. 29).
And she had to apologize on Saturday after a backlash over remarks she made at a Friday night fund-raiser in Manhattan in which she said that half of Mr. Trump's supporters fell into a "basket of deplorables" — bigots, essentially, of one sort or the other.
Modern electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and differential thermal analysis have revealed that clays are composed essentially of one or more members of a small group of clay minerals.
On musical matters, the Mozarts are essentially of one mind; Leopold never seems to be reining in his son's imagination.
In medieval times, all comic types – the buffoon, jester, hunchback, dwarf, jokester, were all "considered to be essentially of one comic type: the fool", who while not necessarily funny, represented "the shortcomings of the individual".
This earned Johnson a Time magazine cover story and unprecedented international attention, essentially because of one clever and incidental gesture, the broken pediment that tops the building.
The effect of adding K328 is the same, within approximately twofold, whether D101 is present, indicating that these residues are essentially independent of one another.
Fruiting bodies vary widely in morphology but essentially consist of one or more stalks, in most cases composed of dead cells supporting one or more distinct spore masses (sori) in a variety of arrangements [ 1].
Since, all maps have some errors in them then it will be important to integrate information from various sources to allow for these checks to be consistent, given that they are generated essentially independently of one another.
That was essentially the viewpoint of one Talmudic/Phrenology scholar who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he thinks his theory may have some serious holes.
