Sentence examples for essentially paint from inspiring English sources

This is essentially paint without pigment.

It said the process has essentially painted a "bull's-eye target" on aircraft designed to avoid radar detection.

In a controversial move, he recut the diamond to remove imperfections, prompting criticism that he had essentially painted over a Rembrandt.

For six of the presidential hopefuls in Boone essentially painted a picture of an America that had been mighty, should be mighty and yet was somehow lost.

But previous methods were slow and limited, essentially painting oneself with conductive ink or attaching a thin conductive film.

Well, Zakas essentially "paints" with Unicode, combining its non-character entities to break layout engines — creating what might just be society's most obscure and recent art form.

Meaning the company has essentially painted itself into a bit of a corner on this one, so naturally, the company is once again putting the issue to users.

The user can then highlight the portion of the photo they want to add motion to by essentially painting it in with a finger.

If he can find a way to embarrass one of the key advocates for net neutrality — by essentially painting them as hypocrites — it could go some distance to making net neutrality more persona non grata, and less of a key point for the protection of the Internet.

As it stands the only way to print a colored 3D object right now is either with an MCor paper printer – it essentially paints the edges of a piece of sliced paper – or via a lengthy combination of automatic and manual dying.

The first patent is potentially the most interesting, since it essentially paints a picture of a service like iTunes Radio, but with the added benefit that it can use multiple different services to source media, including online streaming services, FM radio and more.