Sentence examples for essentially practiced from inspiring English sources

According to Thompson, "Posey essentially practiced how to kill on this game.

"Because it's applicable in daily life, they may be essentially practicing it in the course of driving").

One of the most sophisticated applications is the system that enables football players to essentially practice against "a virtual defense," said Rob Moore, the vice president and chief technology officer for EA Sports.

I essentially practice a version of active disinterest just inherently.

"If you have not heard by now, a doctor in Detroit is being charged with operating an underground clinic that actively engaged in genital mutilation on young girls, essentially practicing a fundamentalist version of Sharia Law," Hoitenga wrote in the email, a copy of which was obtained by The Huffington Post.

"You take away all the styles, all the different schools of yoga, and everyone essentially practices for the same reason--to become their fullest as a human being," he says.

Hosseini visited Afghanistan in 2003, and "heard so many stories about what happened to women, the tragedies that they had endured, the difficulties, the gender-based violence that they had suffered, the discrimination, the being barred from active life during the Taliban, having their movement restricted, being banned essentially from practicing their legal, social rights, political rights".

But the decision has essentially been made: Lin practiced with the starters Monday morning, pairing with Landry Fields in the backcourt, and he will be in the lineup Monday night.

Essentially, it's practicing the art of being true to yourself.

stating that research and practice are different and hence the ethical requirements of research ought to be differentiated from the requirements of practice; or, B). by viewing research as essentially related to practice.

Early colonists practiced drift whaling — essentially, beachcombing for carcasses.