Sentence examples for having been essentially from inspiring English sources

A committee on the militia, established in 1815, was abolished in 1911 — the militia itself having been essentially abandoned.

I was now warm (and a worm), yes, but the feeling it brought of having been essentially dehumanised somewhat mitigated the sense of pleasure.

Eddington also hoped to help reunite European science, which had been badly splintered by the war, Germans having been essentially disinvited from conferences.

The country, after having been essentially closed to the outside world for so long, is just making up for lost time, he says in another Global Times commentary (the paper says it was "compiled" by a reporter based on an interview with Mr. Zhang).

I have been essentially lying".

That rate has been essentially zero since December 2008.

It has been essentially empty since then.

Peace talks have been essentially moribund since.

Whilst well established it has been essentially an empirical process.

The cities have been essentially disregarded by the federal government".

The talks have been essentially dormant since 2011.