Sentence examples for of course essentially from inspiring English sources

(Which of course, essentially means, Ramones-level lowbrow).

"Ryanair is not of course essentially an airline.

Though such a representation is very useful in an initial study, it is, of course, essentially qualitative.

America, I supposed, was its real birthplace … It is of course essentially democratic.

Kant is suggesting, therefore, that the precise sense in which particular empirical laws themselves become necessary is that they, too, are "determined" in relation to actual perceptions "in accordance with the general conditions of experience" (where the latter, of course, essentially include the "pure laws of the understanding," i.e., the principles).

It is dark, because the story is of course essentially dark, but it's kind of romantic at the same time".

The English literature course essentially consists of reading (love), talking about what you've read (also love), then, in a caffeine-fuelled daze, scrawling it all down cogently and coherently, the night before your assignment is due (best part).

Otherwise, you will go to a concentration camp!' " This, of course, was essentially the truth about the procedure, but it was not the whole truth.

Geldof, of course, is essentially supportive of Blair and Brown, as it is their report that proposed a doubling of aid and the cancellation of multilateral debt funded by IMF gold reserves.

Ford's is, of course, an essentially male view of things, and it is no coincidence that he is one of the few novelists nowadays whose work is read by men.

So much of what I have been writing this year has been sparked by policies of the Home Office, the UK Borders Agency and the Justice Ministry, which of course are essentially the same organism.