Sentence examples for essentially quite from inspiring English sources

Essentially quite a shy, private man, he never courts publicity.

She said her novel was "essentially quite a serious one".

In theory these super-club projects should be deathly, steamrollering, essentially quite boring things.

The eccentric ancestor who refused a fortune, out of stubbornness, or from other, hazier, essentially quite decent reasons.

All we do know is how long it took the jurors not to reach a verdict first time around and how relatively long it took the new jury the second time around even though the argument was essentially quite simple.

Around the corner from Savile Row is the the flagship of Superdry, the UK brand desperate to mimic the Abercrombie business model (selling shedloads of essentially quite basic stuff).

Mr. Poole called the Fed's action this week "essentially meaningless, quite frankly," adding that he did not believe it would help stimulate the economy.

Yoga, essentially is quite empowering.

The confines of The Journey allow for this to feel important, because The Journey is essentially a quite bad episode of Hollyoaks mixed with literally every boy's fantasy, ever, and then played out with 20-minute game appearances and tedious training montages in between.

"I think it was the first time I got a bee in my bonnet about what this guy was doing, which was essentially charging her quite a deal of money and telling her some pretty awful things.

"Structured reality" essentially means "not quite real": the people featured in the show are actual people, with actual thoughts and feelings and relationships and kidneys and anuses and so on, but the situations they find themselves in for the purposes of the show are slightly massaged into position by the producers.