Sentence examples for essentially than from inspiring English sources

Painting can convey life more forcibly, more essentially, than the living thing itself.

No more is application dependent upon it, essentially, than upon the similar element in other types of suit, as for example in suits for injunctive relief.

These qualities should stand in no more definitively or essentially than the gun-toting profile to which women politicians have been encouraged to cling to for far too long.

But as Einstein saw, because of the apparent independence of the velocity of light of the motion of the source, even "idealizing or imagining the existence of simultaneity" involves light-signaling more essentially than anyone could have realized.

That's why Dyson has invested $15 million into Sakti3, a Michigan-based firm that is developing a solid state battery tech that theoretically has much higher energy density (power per inch, essentially) than the current, liquid-based Lithium ion tech used in smartphones, notebooks, and (relevance alarm) Dyson's handheld cordless vacuums.

So if you are a family of four with that income, your standard of living is essentially better than 50% of Australian and worse than 50%.

Such techniques are essentially faster than time marching techniques.

"Miss Harris," Isherwood later wrote, "was more essentially Sally Bowles than the Sally of my book".

It's essentially broader than a finance engineering degree, but gives you the capacity to go deep if need be.

The obtained values of Euler's critical force are essentially higher than those obtained with Engesser's model.

Radwanska acknowledged how her appearance mattered to her, essentially more than her performance, because, well, "I'm a girl".