Sentence examples for essentially what it from inspiring English sources

That is essentially what it is.

My parents didn't call it a supper club, but that's essentially what it was.

It's essentially what it says on the tin - you are working and studying full-time at the same time.

She rarely slides, treating the surface as a slippery hardcourt, which is essentially what it is this year in Paris after a stretch of dry, sunny weather.

Billed as something other than a fair, that's essentially what it is — albeit with fewer walls and a more palpable sense of rapport among participating galleries.

Actually, the Dymaxion looked more like an Airstream trailer with nothing pulling it, or like an airplane without wings, which was essentially what it was.

It's essentially what I had been looking for in James's work, something with the wit and intelligence of What Maisie Knew, without compromising its appeal with misty abstractions.

Back then, remote work wasn't such an established buzzword, but it was essentially what I'd been doing and gradually continued to do full-time ever since.

Marc E. Elovitz, one of Mr. Fox's lawyers, said the court had essentially showed what it would take to win such a suit.

Indeed, if the Mets spend their golden anniversary toasting Tom Seaver without mentioning Young, they will not only be whitewashing five decades, but essentially missing what it means to be a fan of this team.

So if a landowner has a ranch or private wildlife preserve, as is the case with Hato la Aurora, an oil company can come and essentially do what it wants to explore for and exploit oil on your land.