Sentence examples for for the essentially from inspiring English sources

Poor old Tommen, I can't help but think this is unlikely to end well for the essentially harmless young prince.

Oddest of all, for an adaptation of a novel that makes a viscerally convincing case for the essentially erotic nature of literature, she doesn't read.

The band's talents were on display at the end of April for two clinicians sent from Jazz at Lincoln Center to prepare the Hall musicians for the Essentially Ellington competition.

Newly released survey evidence from the fifth round of the European Social Survey (ESS) – for which I and colleagues designed the "trust in justice" section in the questionnaire – provides strong quantitative support for the essentially qualitative evidence produced by the LSE/Guardian inquiry.

The answer, it turns out, is that the S.U.V. proves to be the ideal vehicle not for bombing around the open countryside, terrifying poor woodland creatures and generally polluting the landscape for everyone else (delightful as that would be), but for the essentially opposite purpose of sitting in traffic.

Lukes suggests another, more radical, explanation for the essentially contested nature of the concept of power: our conceptions of power are, according to him, themselves shaped by power relations.

"The car pays for the trip, essentially," he said.

The requirements for the packaging essentially drives the technologies used and manufacturing techniques incorporated.

The readings used for the class (essentially the textbook for the course) are all published in the open access journal PLOS ONE, freely accessible online to everyone.

Then I plot out the rules for the painting, essentially, and the painting kind of creates itself through the rules.

To conclude, we have determined the sequence for essentially the complete Itln locus in the 129S7 mouse, as a prototype for non-C57BL/6J mouse strains.