Sentence examples for which he essentially from inspiring English sources

Architects should not work as contractors" -- which he essentially did for the last 20 years.

Junior Seau is being honored as if he were royalty, which he essentially was in Southern California, particularly in the San Diego area.

Earlier this week, Mr. Bloomberg gave his own policy speech, in which he essentially promised to build upon his existing accomplishments.

In 1979, Herbert Terrace, a psychologist at Columbia University who initiated the Nim Chimpsky research, published an article in Science in which he essentially declared the project a failure.

That he put up those numbers in a series in which he essentially played on one foot, as he worked his way through a plantar fasciitis injury to his heel, was even more impressive.

Trump claims he "never said Russia did not meddle in the election" and then repeats a line in which he essentially disputed that by saying that a 400-pound hacker sitting in bed could have been behind the interference.

To which he says, essentially, whatever.

Indeed, Gagarin's affable willingness to go with the program made him perfect for a mission in which he was, essentially, human cargo.

The culmination of 18th-century Rationalism was found in the works of the German philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724 1804), but his was a rationalism modified to leave room for religion, which he based essentially on ethics.

Mr. Kratz, who hadn't had a boss since he was in his early 20s, definitely felt the emotional quirks of entering a new life in which he was, essentially, passing for someone of no obvious accomplishment.

Indeed, he argues in the Physics that form and matter are necessary for the existence of motion, which, he thinks, essentially characterizes bodies.