About 65percentt was "mineral wool" -- essentially rock that was melted and spun into fibers -- bound together by cementlike components.
Anderson doesn't merely adorn his soundtracks with pop music; his aphoristic dialogue has the incisive precision of lyrics, and his freewheelingly impulsive characters — despite their punctilious stylization — are essentially rock revisited and revived.
"Today's models are essentially rock stars for people who follow fashion.
Kruger is essentially rocking our fave Saturday hair-and-makeup combo on the red carpet: a messy updo, bronze lids and bold pink lips.
It's essentially rock, paper, scissors, using three of the PS4 pad's face buttons, and I lose, and I'm immediately on the back foot.
Just as Radiohead stretched the warm skin of guitars over the antiseptic skeletons proffered by their fractured idols on the Warp and Rephlex labels, their stylistic offspring have gone on to produce compositions that are essentially rock songs, that move and peak as such, but sometimes with little to no physically performed instrumentation at all.
Essentially all rocks can be named as professional geologists name them if, in addition, the presence of the minerals whose names are in italics is known.
Similar geologic structures in which salt is the main component are salt pillows and salt walls, which are related genetically to salt domes, and salt anticlines, which are essentially folded rocks pierced by upward migrating salt.
Does one need to know in some problematic sense what essentially a rock is or what is possible for a rock, for one to reason counterfactually and correctly to the conclusion that a rock located at \(L\) could be at \(L^*\) without contradiction?
We were essentially a rock'n'roll band.
