Sentence examples for essentially pleaded from inspiring English sources

At that moment, though Tsarnaev had entered a "not guilty" plea, he essentially pleaded "guilty" by proxy.

So well that the president of Fox News, Roger Ailes, just essentially pleaded guilty to that central argument.

Mylan's politically connected CEO, Heather Bresch, went before a congressional committee and essentially pleaded that the company had no option but to charge what the market would bear, even though that might place the life-saving device out of financial reach of many families.

Since the Madoff fraud was disclosed in December 2008, the Wilpons have said they were unwitting victims of the crime, essentially pleading ignorance in the wake of claims they might have known of the scheme and therefore could have been complicit.

Hopkins's response was, essentially, to plead guilty.

What are we coming to when Judge Michael B. Mukasey, a thoroughly decent man whom I have known and admired for more than 30 years, is forced essentially to plead the Fifth Amendment as to whether the department he has been asked to lead authorizes illegal torture?

Essentially, "I plead guilty, but I am innocent".

Though guest actor Leonard Nimoy was reluctant to return after completing his three-episode commitment on the show that had ended with the season's tenth episode, he returned for the season finale when the producers "essentially called him up and pleaded".

Initially charged with two counts of obstruction of justice, Mr. Russell, 49, pleaded guilty in September to essentially failing to report a felony, but he still faced the possibility of three years in prison.

Several people paid by Mr. Leuschen's firm have pleaded guilty or been charged in the New York scandal in recent weeks for essentially arranging bribes.

A probation officer who signed the document reported that Mr. Markoff, who has pleaded not guilty, said he received no financial support from his parents and was "essentially living off" $130,000 in student loans.