Sentence examples for even essentially from inspiring English sources

Joking aside, what's especially laudable is the dimensionality writer Paul Roundell distributes among the characters and the convincing way it shows how violence and fear ultimately distort the morality of even essentially good people.

They are not just (or even essentially) crime stories; they are about the roots of crime and its aftermath.' His are anti-detective novels in which there are cops and law breakers, yet, as Rankin says, the structure is rarely based around solving the crime.

Now it is possible to argue that things have moved on substantially, even essentially, since Pilkington, since BBC2 and since Channel 4, and we are now firmly in a different ecology of broadcasting, and to attempt to turn back the tide is to play at being King Canute.

Still, one obvious reply to this argument is to bite the bullet of unknowability and accept that the intrinsic nature of matter is either unknown or even essentially unknowable.

In short, we can act -- again and again -- in ways that make it so that it becomes socially unacceptable and even essentially impossible to devalue our common human spirit.

Both even essentially thanked Tierney on behalf of anthropologists.

It's an evening essentially designed to showcase Bevan's splendid voice, which it does, but the band provides the right style and personality for her to spark against.

Even though, essentially, they are.

We were kettled before anything even happened, essentially we weren't even allowed to protest.

Thus it can't be called Lakeland Herdwick even though essentially it is.

Instead, the Red Label show was elegant, even graceful, essentially Westwood in its curvy cuts and soft drapes.