Sentence examples for which essentially from inspiring English sources

(Which essentially doubled as the Soviet national team).

Take Microsoft's HoloLens project, which essentially defined holographic computing.

There are many ways this can be done, which essentially are equivalent.

The fourth column is called "Assumptions" – which essentially means a risk analysis.

Three other cases involved a perjury charge, which essentially carry the same penalties.

One of his favorite terms is "It gusso now," which essentially means, "It goes like this".

The name change (which essentially meant that Judea was now called Palestine) had obvious political implications.

It long harbored a secession movement, which essentially ended with Mr. Giuliani's election.

Palm, which essentially invented the smartphone category, is a shadow of its former self.

Then there is the category of "weird Twitter," which essentially plays with the form.

Donors often like the reflected glory, which essentially rebrands a family name.