Sentence examples for when in essence from inspiring English sources

You call him Kenyan, mongroid, halfrican, muslim, and FBHO when in essence you are to address him as simply, President.

The days when music could completely embody the sociopolitical currents of its time - when, in essence, rock was popular culture - have gone, perhaps for ever.

Because of the industry's early ways of marketing, people thought cell phones were free, when in essence the manufacturers hid behind the carriers, making wireless providers charge more in monthly fees so that their $700 phones would seem cheap.

It turns the allotment into a site of competition, when in essence they are all about solidarity and co-operation: sharing surplus crops, water troughs, tools and piles of manure.

"We are turning our back on our common battles when in essence we say … austerity and giving into blackmail is a one-way street," said Panagiotis Lafazanis, who heads the Left Platform, the far-left faction around which mutinous MPs rally around.

The former senator, John Ford, called his accusers villains who timed the indictment to harm the United States Senate campaign of his nephew, United States Representative Harold E. Ford Jr. "The government has tried to show me and others as being corrupt and villains when in essence they're the ones who are corrupt," John Ford said after his arraignment.

There have been some overblown expectations for the ARTPOP app: suggestions that it's The Future Of The Album and so on – expectations already deflated by Gaga herself in July, when she tweeted that it's "in essence, an interactive jewel case".

But he thinks they "make too much of a leap" when they, in essence, attempt to rewrite the long-term evolution of plant reproduction.

Scholar Claudia Mills noted that: "The resolution of the stand-off comes when Marty, in essence, stands witness, in his mother's religious sense of witness, for an ethic of love, crystallized in his love for Shiloh".

It's unfair to reproduce it here on my site (above right) but it's one of the covers you can see in full resolution at Lid's site) It is a stunning rendering of completeness in a face -- even when it's in essence simply an assured woman in a headscarf, freeze-framed in a full beam of light.

At the time, the bonds were trading around 70 cents on the euro, and bankers say that, in essence, when the Bank of Cyprus bought the securities, it was betting that the loss, when it occurred, would be less than the market had expected.