Sentence examples for what he essentially from inspiring English sources

That's what he essentially did to Norman Mailer, at a party at Mailer's town house in the late 1960s.

It's about staying two steps ahead of the game, is what he essentially told me.

He hasn't made an outright attack on tradespeople, but could you imagine him saying to an electrician what he essentially said to the scientific community?

(What he "gets," essentially, to borrow the title of a 2010 book, is "What Technology Wants").

What he said, essentially, was that Russia's problem historically has been the way it has used its wealth.

And what he said, essentially, was you can't look to the outside world to make you whole.

What he's essentially saying to his opponents is that he can have a constant distraction on his head and still beat you.

Rubio shifts around a lot because he hears a lot of different messages from his constituents but what he's essentially saying is that climate change isn't a big enough problem to address.

But what he said, essentially, was, "I have a tremendous amount of respect and feeling for your brother and for everyone serving their country over there.

The only reason for discussing what he thought was essentially a private act was to draw attention to a scheme of which many people remained ignorant.

Mr. Kilson, too, is sounding better and better with this group: what he plays is essentially funk, not jazz, but expressed through subtleties of bass-drum accents and drum-rim clicks.