Sentence examples for essentially tries from inspiring English sources

Here Irish Rep essentially tries both at once, retelling the 1946 Frank Capra classic in the context of a radio drama, complete with onstage sound effects.

A vegan mother from Boulder trades houses with an evangelical wife in Mobile, is encouraged to care about scripture and breakfast sausage, and essentially tries to pass.

William Dressler, president of the New Jersey Gasoline Retailers Association, which represents the 1,400 service station owners, criticized the state's new appointment system as doomed to failure, because it essentially tries to dictate the schedules of drivers who may not have time for inspections at times other than their lunch hour.

"Our indexing technology essentially tries to bring the best of search engines and columnar databases into one.

In the last few iterations when C becomes very large, the algorithm essentially tries to minimize P I with the part of − P S being nearly ignored.

Digital realm notwithstanding, the C-Class essentially tries to steal anything from the S-Class that isn't nailed down, including the Air Balancing system that wafts driver-selectable fragrances in the cabin.

We are essentially trying to solve problems with technology".

"They are essentially trying to offer these products at mail-order pricing," he said.

Judge McNulty found that Goldman was essentially trying to have it both ways.

He presents Stalin as a man essentially trying to avoid war.

"They're essentially trying to make an end run around the union," he said.