Sentence examples for essentially treated like from inspiring English sources

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

But on the very highest peaks of the university world, the GEN officials were essentially treated like ambassadors from a barbarous nation.

While the ORI director has a lot of creative capacity and leadership capacity when he or she faces outward to the research community helping institutions better handle allegations or promote the responsible conduct of research, for example, inside the director is essentially treated like a flunky in a kind of backwater bureaucracy.

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

Lang is essentially treated as an honorary person of color.

The new rules essentially treat cigarettes like an illegal narcotic.

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

One is a bill wending its way through the state legislature that would essentially treat marijuana like alcohol, making it legal for people aged 21 and over.

After two years of applying all his skills of science and reason to the matter, interviewing various experts on Jesus and his death (essentially treating it like a crime story), Strobel succumbs and tearfully admits to his wife, "the evidence for your faith is more overwhelming than I could've imagined".

″The returning student essentially treats their fresher like shit who internalises it all as a rite of passage: we treat you like shit and next year you get to treat someone else like shit.

They essentially treat a big game much like Marvel treats Age of Ultron.