Sentence examples for essentially red from inspiring English sources

But states should not be seen as essentially red or blue: they are mixtures in various proportions.

There was a time when paprika was essentially red food coloring, but good paprika combines the flavor of roasted peppers without much heat.

Extreme Lifestyles is essentially Red Bull Music.

The two wound up being lifelong friends (Crabtree died in 2012) and was essentially "Red" to Humphrey's "Andy Dufresne," showing him the ropes and teaching him the number one rule of Mansfield (or any prison): "Do not accept any gifts from anybody".

The two wound up being lifelong friends (Crabtree died in 2012), and was essentially "Red" to Humphrey's "Andy Dufresne," showing him the ropes and teaching him the number one rule of Mansfield (or any prison): "Do not accept any gifts from anybody".

Blueberry, he said, essentially is red wine.

"The guy who was doing some roofing work was Italian, and he described this wonderful recipe: essentially shallots, red wine, cured green olives, black pepper and rosemary.

Elie Saab's haute couture is essentially a red carpet preview — that is, for anyone who doesn't live in a world where private clients attend balls in fully beaded gowns.

Lillian C. Borrone, the director of port commerce for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said that although the specter of New York dumping on New Jersey was an aggravating factor, it was essentially a "red herring".

In this context, we refer to 'late' apoptotic cells as those which have lost essentially all red mitochondrial staining by JC-1, but still have an intact plasma membrane, so are not stained by Sytox green.

These students are asking for what essentially constitute red-flag alerts to be placed, in some cases, upon the literature itself, or, at least, in class syllabuses, and invoked prior to lectures.