Sentence examples for it essentially said from inspiring English sources

Refusing to discuss the actions of its investigators, it essentially said that Connecticut, not the N.C.A.A., declared Boatright ineligible.

That is better than what Deloitte did a few years ago, when it essentially said the board did not know what it was talking about.

When a federal appeals court overturned the obstruction of justice convictions of three officers involved in the Abner Louima case on Thursday, it essentially said the prosecutors had failed only because they charged the men with the wrong crime.

It essentially said that if people were following their state's laws to the letter, then the feds should back off and not bother with arrests or prosecutions (even though federal law trumps state law).

Instead, it essentially said that corporations -- fictional entities that were created a few hundred years ago by people to let other people avoid personal responsibility and liability -- can impose the religious views of shareholders without any of the personal consequences.

It essentially says that any three-dimension space without holes in it is a sphere.

"It essentially says, 'Look over here, think about this.' That's one of the exciting things about this technology".

It essentially says that if Obama continues to do relatively well in the battleground states, he will probably scrape through.

In theory, the principle is hard to condemn: it essentially says that we ought not to develop and use a technology unless it is considered safe.

"It essentially says, 'Hold off, your instinct is to give this bed to that guy, but there might be a better choice,' " Mr. Keathley explained.

More critical than some of his earlier books, it essentially says that President Obama bungled negotiations with congressional Republicans, and portrays him as overconfident, underprepared, and confrontational.