Sentence examples for script essentially from inspiring English sources

He pulled Lear's project from the scrap pile, and a third pilot was thrown together, with the script essentially unchanged, at Lear's insistence (although the network balked at his request to film it in black-and-white).

In one, used last week, the script essentially blames Mr. McCain for the negative tenor of the race, and then asks if the respondent would vote for Mr. Bush.

The fault lies less with the actor than with writer-director Andrew Renzi's script, essentially a character study in search of a story.

In order to identify orthologs, a Perl script, essentially performing reciprocal Blastp [ 27] (e-value < 1e-05) and selecting the best reciprocal hit (BRH), was compiled.

It requires the audience-members-turned-actors to follow a recorded script and essentially perform for one another.

It punctuates every other line of dialogue and not even in particularly inventive ways (the script is essentially multiple, exhaustive variations on "you're going to get raped").

The script is essentially a patchwork of small and large confrontations, with some breathing room left to small-town sexual activity and homophobia.

Staged in two small rooms — one steeped in shadows, the other blindingly white — the play, adapted from Dostoyevsky by the Lithuanian-born director Kama Ginkas and his son, Daniil Gink, who wrote the script, is essentially a monologue about desperation.

(Note: these scripts are essentially a hack, and there may be some issues, which Duncan describes in this post).

A fledgling screenwriter, he had sold only one feature-length script, which was essentially dead on arrival at the studio.

("Script plus penalty" essentially means that Sony – and the site's creators – get paid no matter whether a pilot is subsequently made).