Sentence examples for it's essentially this from inspiring English sources

"It's essentially this highlight reel - Whisper is about showing people the behind the scenes stuff that we're not always comfortable posting on Facebook".

However distressed and difficult the economic times are, it's essentially this mix between the informality and the public duty of the monarchy".

If you don't believe me, just check my DVR — it's essentially this season of Survivor and dozens of episodes of Jeopardy.

Although the additional support and perks will help, it is essentially this passion that will turn today's junior faculty into tomorrow's professors, department heads, and deans.

As such, its prime marketing hook is that it's essentially this year's Avatar, Tron: Legacy or The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey as opposed to "Oh, another comic book superhero movie". At this premature juncture, comparisons to Middle Earth (adjusted for exchange rates, a decline in domestic moviegoing attendance and competition) may not be out of the question.

The deal, as he came to understand it, was essentially this: Mr. Oxford would write about Mr. Zitron's clients if his expenses, and maybe more, were paid in trade.

"It is essentially this yardstick that we use to analyze the company," he wrote, "and as the rest of this report shows, we find it woefully lacking".

Here I simplify his argument for the sake of brevity, but it is essentially this: "the emerging Chinese superpower hungers to control other peoples' narrative of China".

It is essentially this region of the retina that is employed for accurate vision, the eyes being directed toward the objects of regard so that their images fall in this restricted region.

Thus the noncorresponding, or disparate, points on the retinas can be projected to a single point, and it is essentially this fusion of disparate images by the brain that creates the impression of depth.

It was essentially this incredible education.