Sentence examples for from the essentially from inspiring English sources

Today, Old San Juan is a place of narrow cobbled streets and blocks of well-preserved colonial architecture where you can glimpse a microcosmic vision of the entire post-Columbian history of the Americas, from the essentially medieval mayhem of the early European invasion to the madcap Nuyorican partying of the 21st century.

Its tone can vary from the essentially good-natured to the downright scathing.

Although there are pleasure piers elsewhere in the world, all took their cue from the essentially Victorian piers of England and Wales.

But Sudan's government says that this would detract from the essentially African nature of the force and has refused, for instance, to accept any American helicopter pilots.

The electric utilities (e.g. the cool kids) are doing it and are learning a lot from the essentially free consulting (I know how much McKinsey charges) from us academics.

And it acknowledges, as it must, that the Court has sharply distinguished the process of solicitation of interstate business from the essentially local retailing operations of hawking and peddling.

Graph-theoretic characterizations of the optimal subset design are obtained: in particular, the design is connected to the structure of a reduced effective graph defined from the essentially-nonnegative matrix.

The MDR-1AM a new premium pair of cans from the company — essentially the successor the similarly named MDR-Z1R.

This has caused some huffing and puffing from the Tax Foundation: essentially, arguing with their method of measurement.

Leipzig emerged from the battle essentially unscathed, and with no wounded crewmen.

DNA was isolated from the placenta essentially as described previously (Rossner et al. 2009).