Sentence examples for what I essentially from inspiring English sources

What I essentially experienced this week was an ultra-high speed lesson in techno-obsolescence.

Not one dime.... Now, the conversation I had with Joe the Plumber, what I essentially said to him was, five years ago, when you were in the position to buy your business, you needed a tax cut then.

As he has done in previous encounters, Mr. Obama looked into the camera and repeated his plan: "Now, the conversation I had with Joe the Plumber, what I essentially said to him was, five years ago, when you weren't in the position to buy your business, you needed a tax cut then.

He held in the Phaedo that I (and all persons) will survive the death and destruction of my body insofar as what I essentially am is a simple, immaterial soul, something whose own essence is being alive.

Instead, she says: "What I essentially did was to put one foot in front of the other, shut my eyes, and step off the ledge.

What I am essentially asking, however, is that while wholeheartedly resisting the sale, we also do some soul-searching of our own.

LILLA: What I see, essentially, is that, to the extent that they are political, their political interest is circumscribed by either how they see their own identity or what they think identity issues are.

What I'm essentially saying is that if my students fail to make three levels of progress from their entry-point at GCSE, regardless of the intervention and excellent teaching I put in, it stops me moving up the pay scale.

"But what I do essentially is put people together and develop systems [and partnerships] that work.

That's what I am essentially celebrating".

When something goes as terribly wrong as this did, I think what journalists need to do (and this is what I did, essentially) is take a deep breath and ask yourself: Why do I get up and do this every morning?