Sentence examples for she essentially is from inspiring English sources

But her latest themed special, "Cara Josephine," following a breakup, is perhaps her best received, most personal work yet -- and while her shows are performed throughout the UK, she essentially is unknown over here.

But what she essentially was is strong as hell, because she wasn't going to let anyone overwork me or not let me have a normal childhood.

Mrs. Clinton, whose campaign initiated the interview, can speak in both fine detail and sweeping historical terms about the economy — almost as would a policy adviser, which she essentially was for a long time.

Parlophone wanted to re-establish Minogue as the pop artist they felt she essentially was, but that had been lost.

She had told him that she'd essentially been in foster care since birth, living with families that sexually and psychologically abused her.

If she rejects the government's settlement, she would essentially be ordering the Justice Department to continue litigating a case it had chosen to settle.

To this day, Jesse insists she was in poor shape, and that she had essentially been stapled to a flat and wheeled around while waving.

If she does not release three more albums, she could essentially be stuck in the contract for the rest of her life, according to BuzzFeed.

Although she considered creating a television drama about the women, Ms. Ephron said she had essentially been stymied by the project.

Hillary's case is not an attractive one, because what she'll essentially be saying (and has been saying, although very carefully) is that she can attract more racist white male voters than Obama can.

With Bonnie as the anchor, she would exist in the supernatural realm and in the real world, so she would essentially be resurrected.