Sentence examples for looked essentially from inspiring English sources

"Velocity," the evening-length work that Horse presented in this American debut, looked essentially like a series of favorite bits, set to well-chosen music by composers ranging from Mozart and Bach to John Cage and Michael Gordon.

When a series of full-length chiffon dresses, all of which looked essentially the same, came out at the end, one editor asked, "Is the next one going to come out upside down?" To some, the Michael Kors show on Wednesday seemed equally repetitious.

Our tester, for instance, came standard with lots of sexy features, such as heated outside mirrors, rear privacy glass, fog lights, power moon roof, eight-way power driver's seat (both front seats had heaters), lovely black leather throughout, wood trim that looked, essentially, organic, and auto-climate controls.

Like Angela Lansbury, whom the multitudes will also watch in anything, Smith is one of those women who has looked essentially the same since she was 20, whom age has burnished rather than diminished.

The pathology in the cecum also changed between day 2 and 9 after infection: on the second day the pathology was indistinguishable from a WT infection (Figure 6A), but on day 9 the mucosa looked essentially normal (Figure 6B).

Treatment with 1-11E/vIL-10 looked essenormaly normal.

He went looking, essentially, for underpaid players.

As ISIS has seemed to perceive, it looks essentially social, and is subject to social dynamics.

As a face and a body, Tila Tequila looks essentially like a very well-toned squirrel.

The Cavaliers practiced Wednesday afternoon at the Creighton Sports Complex, which except for the Field Turf infield looks essentially the same as it did when O'Connor played there.

"It takes us from the very first bicycle to a machine that looks essentially like the modern bicycle but dates from the 1890's".