Sentence examples for essentially popularized from inspiring English sources

With Tampa Bay almost a decade ago, Maddon essentially popularized the defensive shift, but that was, he said, in part because of his league.

The Chinese from Goi's native Fujian Province were the originators of popiahs and popularized what is essentially a healthful peasant food wherever they've resettled.

In The Hidden Game of Baseball (1984), John Thorn (who in 2011 was named MLB's official historian) and sabermetrician Pete Palmer summarized a number of the key sabermetric principles known at the time and popularized "linear weights," which essentially hearkened back to Lane's work of many decades earlier.

MacLeod, 84, and the popular "Love Boat" series popularized cruising during the show's run on ABC from 1977-87.

And it's popularized "binge viewing".

Though popularized by Duke Ellington, it was written by Billy Strayhorn.

Essentially true.

Democracy, essentially.

Yes, essentially.

Not essentially.

Crack cocaine was popularized because of its affordability, its immediate euphoric effect, and its high profitability.