Sentence examples for passage essentially from inspiring English sources

King's speech, too, was musical, its most famous passage essentially an improvisation based on the "dream" he had of "an America where my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character".

(Of course, there further two alternatives are crucial to Lewis' overall analysis of the passage: essentially, Lewis suggests that Anselm equivocates between an invalid argument with plausible premises and a valid argument with question-begging premises. In this respect, Lewis' analysis is quite different from the other analyses currently under discussion).

"On the other hand, a number of textbook passages essentially reflect the ideological beliefs of politicians on the state board rather than sound scholarship and factual history".

MEFs were prepared from E13.5 embryos and immortalised by serial passages essentially as described (Xu 2005).

Typically, the governor and legislative leaders negotiate behind closed doors and announce an agreement on a bill when passage is essentially guaranteed, as was the case with the minimum wage raise.

Trying to regain it, he was forced to move beyond the harmonies into a free-style improvisational passage that essentially abandoned the original theme and its harmonies.

Specifically, in that work, we sequenced NP after both one and two passages, and found that the results after just one passage were essentially indistinguishable from the results after two passages (see the fifth figure of http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2014/06/12/molbev.msu173).org/content/early/2014/06/12/molbev.msu173

Many passages are essentially entire scenes set to music, with lyrics that rely less on ear-catching rhymes.

Notably, this implies that the frequently observed inter-study variability of the AIF during the early (bolus passage) phase has essentially no influence since it does not contribute much to the integral up to T (see Figure 1).

Last week, a majority in Parliament voted against The Dubs Amendment, which gave unaccompanied and vulnerable child refugees a safe passage to Britain, essentially consigning them to homelessness, exploitation and sexual abuse.

There was a general trend of lower density across all passages for these strains; at late passages, this is essentially due to mean density being estimated from a mixture of strongly growing cultures and sterile or poorly growing cultures (e.g., Figure 3A, P22 Supp Fig S2).