Sentence examples for she has essentially from inspiring English sources

"She has essentially been absent from the area.

For the last five years she has essentially supported us.

Today she has essentially entry-level clerical duties and no one reports directly to her, the document says.

That she has essentially scrubbed her music and image of any hints of the hip-hop and R.

"If you look at just the politics this time, she has essentially no competitive primary challengers," Eric Boehlert, a senior fellow at Media Matters, told the Guardian.

Anna Xenos, a scholarship girl from South Boston, should not be running across the country with a boy whom she has essentially kidnapped.

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.

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

This meant that, even though Gunita was still the main emotional carer, in the eyes of the housing authorities she had essentially become a single person.

At the encore she sang "Stay" and "Diamonds," two of the torchier songs on "Unapologetic," back to back, for a stretch of melodrama that she had essentially avoided to that point.

Born in Hong Kong, Moore said she had essentially grown up in America, where she went to the famous Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Florida before moving back to Britain to live for a while with her grandparents in Doncaster.