Sentence examples for essentially really from inspiring English sources

SUROWIECKI: The one point that Jake makes that sort of makes sense is that basically the one thing that Ryan does do here that Republicans have really not done is essentially really lay out how you might get to where the Republicans say they want to get, so you know, some measure of balanced budget, et cetera.

Based on his experience as serving in the military and being a Star Wars fan from the time he was a child, Callahan creates what is essentially really good propaganda for the Galactic Republic's army.

Breathwork is essentially breathing really, really fast, to remove carbon dioxide from the body which leads to a rise in blood pH.

While the Move is essentially a really excellent Wii clone, the Kinect is a genuinely new experience, and that's translated to sales big enough to earn it a Guiness World Record.

I essentially never really have to go anywhere else.

The old saw is that parody is essentially appreciative, really a form of flattery.

Essentially, YA really is what we as readers make of it.

But essentially I really enjoy just being in the school and finding out what goes on behind closed doors.

Everyone's like: 'Ooh, Byron, posh, fucking weird.' And yeah, true, but essentially also really brave and human and easy to read – so easy to read!

In the case of those that have being and thus actually exist, he holds that the possible "and its being (esse), which does not belong to it essentially, are really two.

"Farmers who otherwise take years to try the product out are compelled to try it out in a big way from the beginning, because there's essentially a really big upside in crop production and little downside," McClendon said.