Sentence examples for may essentially from inspiring English sources

The Giants may essentially double-team him throughout the game.

"Metabolically healthy obesity may essentially be a transient state".

If that is true, this once riveting matchup may essentially be over.

It was hardly a leap of faith to suggest the sides may essentially be evenly matched.

Mitt Romney If Mr. Romney wins Florida by a significant margin, something north of the high teens or low 20s, his map may essentially look like the best possible combination of his and Mr. McCain's 2008 maps.

Brit TV comedy Him & Her may essentially be about two people who'd rather be left in peace to smell each other's bum burps rather than socialise with friends, and for every smooch scene there's bogey wipe right behind it, but these characters too share a secret, sacred smugness that only comes with couples who've totally forgotten how to function as separate entities.

While "Grado" may essentially be an exaggerated version of 26-year-old Graeme Stevely – "I like a laugh and a carry-on, it's just an amplified version of me" – the character has certain signifiers: a personalised baseball cap, a faithful bumbag.

"Because it's applicable in daily life, they may be essentially practicing it in the course of driving").

Atkinson's Fagin may be essentially comic but he endows the character with a camply sinister edge.

Romney may have essentially wrapped up the presidential nomination by the time we know who has bankrolled these outfits.

Abyssal life is concentrated at the seafloor, however, and the water nearest the floor may be essentially depleted in oxygen.