Sentence examples for essentially treated from inspiring English sources

"They got essentially treated like criminals, because they got put into the back of the paddywagon to get them out".

To raise Shorty, the Hayeses essentially treated him like a beauty queen, albeit one ordered to gain weight.

But Judge Rhodes ruled that federal bankruptcy law essentially treated pensions as contracts, and allowed those contracts to be broken.

"Rivera has done English and Spanish and has essentially treated this small, growing community as nonexistent citizens.

No matter how involved I am in his life, my wife is essentially treated as the priority parent.

After five years, such schools are essentially treated as irredeemable, with the law prescribing starting over with a new structure, new leadership or new teachers.

The new rules essentially treat cigarettes like an illegal narcotic.

But often their employers take their passports, and essentially treat them as slave labour.

But Valentine has been Ordóñez's biggest backer in this camp, essentially treating him like the star pupil.

Mr. Clinton's plan -- identical to Vice President Al Gore's campaign proposal -- would essentially treat handgun ownership as seriously as society treats the licensing of drivers.

One takes whole objects out of context, essentially turning them into fragments, while the other takes fragments out of context, essentially treating them as whole objects.