Sentence examples for is being essentially from inspiring English sources

Although the individual artists - the musicians included - are doing some preparation apart, the piece is being essentially made in situ, and in five days.

A related feature of perfect knowledge is being essentially omniscient, that is, being omniscient but not possibly lacking omniscience.

But what really stands out in Gartner's list of developing and/or barely emergent strategic tech trends is digital ethics and privacy — given the concept is not reliant on any particular technology underpinning it; yet is being (essentially) characterized as an emergent property of other already deployed (but unnamed) technologies.

The course, such as it is, is essentially unmodified terrain that has been defined either as fairway, tee, green or rough by markers and flags.

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"Teachers are being essentially asked to be technicians, to read a script, and the script is not valid," Atwell said.

"It's been essentially my living room," he said.

His treaty veto, brave and welcome though it was, was essentially reactive – tactical, rather than strategic.

"Michael Bennett's dream of what musical theater could be was essentially limitless," Ms. McKechnie said.

"It's been essentially wiped out of our historic memory, it's been wiped clean," Glover has said.

Drew Deckman, an American chef who has a restaurant in Cabo, told me, "Javier is doing everything he can in a city that's been essentially condemned".