Sentence examples for found it essentially from inspiring English sources

There will be some who find this film rather too absurd, with a whiff of shaggy dog, and some critics have found it essentially heartless.

After the furor, The Times investigated the article again and found it essentially accurate, but it's hard to fact-check thoughts, feelings and perceptions about a flight that happened nearly two years ago.

In fact, a lab tested the metal back in 1996 and found it to be "essentially the same" 24ST Alclad aluminum that was to cover most aircraft of the 30s, including Earhart's Electra.

I have always found it odd to essentially deify historical characters of the government.

We characterized the binding activity of SSBNg to ssDNA and found it to be essentially the same as that of SSBEc (Figure S2).

When you visit the site you find it is essentially a phishing scam that eventually dumps out into an opt-in survey scam that keeps you going through ridiculous surveys until your "5 minutes" are up.

The younger Mr. Ahsan said he found it hard to believe that "essentially the same play is being re-enacted".

Find it here, but essentially, epidemics are prevented when at least 80-90 percent of people are vaccinated.

CLS analyzed the health care reform bill back in Nov. 2009, and found that it essentially contained 234,812 words that "impact[ed] substantive law". That's pretty long, of course.

Baroness Jones said: "When I got my file I was absolutely shocked to find it was three pages of essentially gossip and reporting on speeches I had made or tweets that I had made.

Don't you find it interesting -- yesterday, Romney essentially killed a guy's wife, and today Bain Capital was seeded with money from death squads?" Limbaugh claimed that Democrats are the real culprits behind the so-called "death squads," pointing to Democrats' historical support for pro-choice institutions.