Sentence examples for so essentially that from inspiring English sources

So, essentially, that means all online content.

Again, Newman uses harsh language to suggest that those who spoke out should not have done so: essentially, that we should shut up.

In Re Hamilton, Lindley LJ set out the standard rule that to "take the will you have to construe and see what it means, and if you come to the conclusion that no trust was intended you say so"; essentially that judges should not simply assume that there is a trust.

So, essentially, everybody that wasn't working on shift whenever we were shooting is in the movie.

So essentially after that week or so there, I would say I probably had three joints in my life and maybe did cocaine twice".

So essentially, any Pokémon that looks like it has legs, arms, and a head probably also has genitals, and probably uses those genitals in ways we're familiar with.

This style was popular between the world wars when it was regarded as so essentially Germanic that it was adopted for the design of key monuments of the Third Reich, such as Paul Ludwig Troost's House of German Art, Munich (1933 37), and Albert Speer's New Chancellery, Berlin (1938 39).

What's amazing is not that Wikipedia is so essentially trustworthy, but that so many semi-anonymous people can be.

Drew Barrymore makes her directing debut with a join-the-dots sports outing that's so brightly played – and so essentially sweet-natured – that its manifest cliches come up smelling of fresh paint.

"Barrymore makes her directing debut with a join-the-dots sports outing that's so brightly played – and so essentially sweet-natured – that its manifest cliches come up smelling of fresh paint," writes our own Xan Brooks.

Was there really something about that character in the comic books or movies that was so essentially white?