Sentence examples for playing essentially from inspiring English sources
(She recently starred in an unpretentious kidnapping movie called "In the Blood," playing, essentially, Liam Neeson).
Here were Floridian palm trees, ocean breezes, and Tahnee Welch — daughter of Raquel — taking off her clothes while Steve Guttenberg, playing essentially himself, peeked through a peephole.
Popular singers still sang "Schlager music" — pointedly apolitical schmaltz, of the sort that had once been championed by Joseph Goebbels — while Germany's rock musicians covered English bands, playing, essentially, American music at an extra remove.
He argued in his recent speech that it would make no sense to draw a line between banks and other kinds of financial firms if both were playing essentially the same role in the broader economy.
The critically acclaimed Blow by Blow (1975), produced by Beatles collaborator George Martin, featured an all-instrumental, jazz fusion approach in which Beck's guitar playing essentially took the place of a lead vocalist.
Once you realized that financial instruments issued by shadow banks — especially repo, overnight loans secured by other assets — were playing essentially the same role as deposits in previous banking crises, it was clear that we already had all the tools we needed to make sense of what was going on.
Mr. Lagasse plays, essentially, himself, a chef with a popular cooking show.
Many of Mr. Anand's characters were fun-loving rogues; critics said he played essentially the same part.
Those are welcome changes, but at its core, Diablo III plays essentially as a modernized version of Diablo II.
His Cowboys would be the first team to play essentially a home game in the Super Bowl.
Paragonite is known definitely to occur in only a few gneisses, schists, and phyllites, in which it appears to play essentially the same role as muscovite.
