Sentence examples for perhaps essentially from inspiring English sources

It was also, perhaps essentially, a matter of political orientation.

I am aware that such a position is, perhaps, essentially romantic, but I believe in the church of writing and reading.

I am essentially a human and perhaps essentially the person I in fact am, if there are individual essences in addition to general essences.

His was a bit of an overstatement, perhaps, but essentially, Mr. Prats was right on the mark.

Evil is always evil, and it may be thought of, perhaps, as essentially destructive, a willed and deliberate negation of organic life.

"Good as Any" asks hard questions about human yearning, about the meaning of home and, perhaps most essentially, about why men love dogs.

I can see McCartney as a To Sir With Love-steacheracher in a rough secondary, committed to helping the kids, a bit of a geek perhaps, but essentially a good egg.

This vision appears in many genres: in the science-fiction writing of Philip K. Dick and Robert Heinlein, in comic books, in more sci-fi action films than you can name, and, perhaps most essentially, in the cyberpunk novels of William Gibson.

It's just that the disasters have been the cataclysms of middle-class life — personal apocalypses such as illness, divorce, death, infidelity, a transgression against someone that can't be made right, and, perhaps most essentially, the terror of simply growing up.

He's played in the studio and live with Chuck Berry, BB King, Bo Diddley, Grace Jones, on the soundtrack for "Hair" and perhaps most essentially, with Mick Taylor.

An unsettling description, perhaps, but essentially true, I believe.