Sentence examples for essentially one of from inspiring English sources

As the former head of MI6 told a British audience in the summer of 2014, "the west was not the main target of the radical fundamentalism that created ISIS" since "the conflict was essentially one of Muslim on Muslim".

He seems laboring to construct history -- almost atom by atom -- against a case that brands him, essentially, one of the worst men on the planet.

President Obama should be making this argument himself and it is disappointing to hear such silence from church leaders and the president on an issue that is essentially one of morality and fairness.

Townshend's story is essentially one of searching.

"It is essentially one of the carbon bombs of the world," O'Shanassy says.

The statistics are reflective of Australia's human history, essentially one of successive waves of migration.

The Observer argues that the struggle against Isis is essentially one of ideas rather than bombs.

For Mr. Corsaro, the story was essentially one of alienated love that was unswerving.

The task facing the NASL commissioner, Howard Samuels, was essentially one of do-or-bust.

That underscores a potential problem with the administration's perception of the challenge it faces as essentially one of style.

So it is a revelation to see what is essentially one of the "other" modernisms in such splendid isolation.