Sentence examples for nothing essentially from inspiring English sources

There is, however, nothing essentially reactive in Fani-Kayode's art.

There was nothing essentially new in that report, he said.

Nevertheless I cannot sufficiently emphasise that there is nothing essentially "leftwing" about his analysis.

If there's nothing essentially remarkable about Buck Brannaman's bad childhood, there is something exceptional about how he transcended it.

"We started every morning with nothing, essentially, but we'd get in the room together and start working on a groove," Mr. Auerbach said.

There is nothing essentially new in the picture for those who have been reading and worrying about environmental matters, but Gore pulls it together in a persuasive way.

The Cable Guy with DirecTV envy had Dave Checketts pay Layden handsomely to do nothing, essentially the same job description he filled as the general manager in Utah.

The Chinese themselves weren't collectors: to them such objects were either sacred and beyond aesthetics, or bizarre relics of an imported religion that had nothing essentially Chinese about it.