Sentence examples for what has essentially from inspiring English sources
HE is fanatical about detail, especially on what has essentially become his national showroom, the "Queer Eye" set.
"We're a little bit overwhelmed by what has essentially been a witch hunt in our neighborhood," said Jud Mongell, who runs the restaurant Five Leaves on Bedford Avenue.
The Democrats' willingness to look at the idea of a one-year plan was the first sign of a break in what has essentially been four weeks of gridlock.
According to a computer program at NFL-Forecast.com, the Dallas Cowboys moved ahead of the Giants in what has essentially turned into a two-team race for the final playoff spot in the National Football Conference.
He also continued making translations into Quechua, completing in 2006 his work on "Don Quixote," a rare accomplishment in what has essentially been an oral language for more than a thousand years.
Confirming what has essentially been an open secret, the producers of the musical "In the Heights," now playing Off Broadway at the 37 Arts Theater, announced plans for a Broadway transfer next season.
The vote appeared to end weeks of political uncertainty in what had essentially been a leaderless country.
When Dr. Krakow told her that nightmares can be a learned behavior and that she had the power to stop what had essentially become a habit, she was highly skeptical.
Yes, we need to ensure that appropriate background checks are conducted so that emotionally unstable and criminally-inclined people don't have access to what have essentially become weapons of mass destruction.
I lived in what had essentially become an abandoned war zone, without water or electricity, on the east side of Lower Manhattan, which, days later, became infiltrated with military personal, all sorts of chaos and threats of more buildings collapsing and more attacks.
At the rally, Ali said, trans students were "subjected to unending transphobic slurs and hate speech," and that members of the Black Liberation Collective had to shield trans students from "what had essentially become an angry mob".
