Sentence examples for essentially ready-made from inspiring English sources

The Surreal 'Tangiers' Is '1960s Inner-City Britain Meets William Burroughs', In a Video Game.

The new techniques essentially produce "ready-made" nets that are ready to learn.

Agencies essentially created a ready-made excuse not to connect the dots from their metrics to sales.

For that money the company has essentially bought a ready-made digital health division with an impressive, sleek array of products and the promise of more to come.

He was in contact with other inquiring minds such as John Cage and Karlheinz Stockhausen, who arrived in Paris in 1949 and 1952 respectively, but essentially he trod a lonely path, with no ready-made outlet for his music.

The mere label — the stereotype — helped people in Macrae and colleagues' study, and presumably you as well, remember them better, by essentially allowing you to organize these traits into a ready-made, coherent impression of the person.

Local counties have raised up a half-dozen "shell buildings" — essentially empty warehouses already connected to sewers and broadband lines — to attract businesses looking for ready-made space.

And Bank of America has lately gone further still, creating a roster of ready-made shows that it provides to museums at a nominal cost to them— essentially turnkey exhibitions.

Material, practically ready-made.

So is ready-made housing.

The narratives were ready-made.