Sentence examples for though essentially from inspiring English sources

Even though, essentially, they are.

Though essentially tonal, this early Barber score is harmonically inventive and structurally daring.

Alexandra's parents would not let her enroll, though, essentially lowering the curtain on her dancing career.

In all cases, it draws all examples from the C language, though essentially the same conventions apply to other languages.

Though essentially a frothy operetta, the work satirizes labor-management disputes, stock market speculation and jingoism.

Ms. Polaski's dramatic soprano voice, though essentially attractive, can turn strident.

Stitch Fix, though, finished essentially flat and J.Jill was down 3percentt.

A sensitivity analysis using a version of the speed and density variables that did not include highways, bridges and tunnels, though, returned essentially the same results.

All First Ladies, though, have essentially put their own careers (where they previously existed, of course) on hold when their spouse entered the White House.

Even non-liberal experiments such as Soviet Communism were essentially (though fundamentally flawed) derivatives of modernism.

Basically, though, each one offers essentially the same advice.