Sentence examples for essentially well from inspiring English sources

Sir Peter Bazalgette, the chair of Arts Council England, was asked about the decline in regional touring on the Today programme a couple of months ago and his answer was essentially, "Well, there's NT Live".

Traditional Yuki religious beliefs centred generally on two contrasting deities a creator, whose actions were essentially well intended, and another deity, sometimes associated with thunder, who might help but might also blunder or do evil.

Although these areas fall under disparate local authorities, they are essentially well connected.

Though still essentially well run, the Arts could use an attention-to-detail upgrade.

This decomposition is essentially well known, but has not previously been described in this light.

When you capture a piece and essentially, well, rape it, you initiate a little orgasm mini-game.

(Even Lenny Bruce, for all his reputation as an agitator, presents himself not as an outsider but as a hipster, a knowing and essentially well-wishing insider speaking to others).

To this end, the following essentially well-known fact (see, e.g., Proposition 1.2.4 in [1]) will be useful.

It may be that incentive neurocircuitry is essentially well-developed in the human brain by mid-to late- adolescence (the majority of adolescents were of Tanner stage 4+), with little remaining development-based variance.

We hypothesized that minimal inter-group differences in these parameters would correspond to a high correlation in non-specific effects between the two groups; essentially well-matched comparator treatments [47].

We mention that the global regulation introduced by such highly diffusible components could also result from components which are exchanged between compartments, one where spatial signal transduction occurs, and another essentially well-mixed compartment which exchanges material with it.