Sentence examples for essentially standing from inspiring English sources

Baxter has always been good at delineating characters who are essentially standing still.

Unlike the paid product, the new reader cut a very notable corner to keep its cost down: the device is no longer wireless, plugging into an iPhone, iPad or Android device by way of the audio socket — essentially standing in for the free dongles that iZettle used to give out to merchants when it first opened for business.

The trio are essentially standing up for the right not to buy comprehensive insurance coverage.

That's dangerous so... Silence, when knowing the reality of the world we live in today is the essentially standing up for oppression.

The idea never took off because of the difficulty and danger it presented to pilots, who were essentially standing over giant blenders.

When it was first announced that it was in development last December, "Tilt!" was said to be the Hancock Center's answer to the Willis Tower's popular "Ledge" boxes, which allow visitors to experience the illusion of, essentially, standing on air.

"They have uniformed agents there with essentially Uzis, standing around," he said.

"Though it is still in leaf, it is essentially a standing dead tree".

It is essentially just standing upright and moving a little bit forward without falling over.

It essentially repeated standing government policy, which means it was a bit less liberal than this newspaper would like (government policy is notably crude and self-defeating where it proposes fixed caps on inbound skilled workers and slashing student visa numbers, largely because other categories of inward migration are harder to control).

Seen this way, resoluteness correlates more neatly with the idea that human existence is essentially a standing out in an openness to, and in an opening of, Being.