Sentence examples for essentially worn from inspiring English sources

Here's the thing: For 104 years now the Federal Bureau of Investigation has essentially worn two hats — its traditional law enforcement "arrest a bad guy" hat and its more controversial intelligence hat.

Electroclash, the neophyte genre that blended post-punk New Wave aesthetic with techno sounds and house sensibilities, had acted as a sort of life-support for a couple of post-Millennial years but by 2004, the gag had essentially worn out its ironic throwback stance.

It's protective benefits have essentially worn away, so it will not prevent burns or skin damage.

Mr. Abicca, a 17-year-old from San Diego, is essentially wearing a robot.

Members of the competition committee brought out statistics to sway voters, but it was Goodell who essentially wore owners down with his support for the measure.

Personally, I think this is a rather odd punishment, given that wearers of these shorts essentially wear that sign every day, ba boom boom tish.

If you become utterly paralysed with embarrassment because everyone keeps staring at you and wondering why you're essentially wearing a lava lamp, it's done its job.

"At the same time that you're seeing grown-ups in overalls, you're seeing eight-year-old girls essentially wearing push-up bras," noted Valerie Steele, director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology.