Sentence examples for had essentially come from inspiring English sources

A prominent member of a key opposition group, the Council of Wise Men, said negotiations had "essentially come to an end".

Last year, Ruth Graham, at Slate, attempted to pursue the source of the false thinking about Whitney's race; she found that it had essentially come from "classrooms when lessons on the entire sweep of black history are crammed into the shortest month of the year".

HA has essentially come to mean "redundant".

But these days in Aleppo trade has essentially come to a standstill.

"The regime is taking a hard line and so negotiations have essentially come to an end.

The single father's decades of work in the construction industry have essentially come to nothing.

The West has essentially come down to us as these artists' vision.

The hard thing for me is that our outpatient practice has essentially come to a halt.

"We've essentially come to a concurrence that outcomes-based funding is something that we ought to do," he said.

Admittedly, these feats don't necessarily conform with our prevailing notion of "athleticism," which has essentially come to mean strong and fast.

The view from Cairo is that the regime, though confused, is taking a hard line, and that the negotiations have essentially come to an end.