Sentence examples for here essentially from inspiring English sources

"What's happened here, essentially, is that London's turned into Monaco".

"What we are witnessing here essentially has nothing to do with manufacturing," he added.

In the next paragraph Johnson referred to African migrants, writing: "they too are here essentially searching for food".

Here, essentially, was the truth the jury found in Warrington last week – laid before the public in August 1989.

"What we are trying to do here essentially is build a new industrial subdivision that is the size of some small states," he says.

And here essentially was the structure: Tina Turner's "Private Dancer" provided the impetus for an inward-focused solo by a D.J., who briefly had the stage to himself.

Even Mr. Lovano's scrappiest pieces here remain essentially placid.

"What happened here was essentially stock market fraud.

The classification here is essentially that of J.S. Nelson (Fishes of the World, 4th edition, 2006).

Perhaps De Gaulle – who, after all, spent time "over here" – was essentially right about Britain's otherness.

"Here was essentially a zero-emissions car that had A.C., a stereo and low drag.