Sentence examples for written essentially from inspiring English sources
In the late nineteen-nineties, Congress was trying to pass a bankruptcy bill that Warren felt was written, essentially, by the credit-card industry.
Some bishops suggested that the Vatican was wise to revise a policy that they considered flawed, written essentially to placate the public and quiet a media storm.
It was imagined and written essentially from scratch, designed from the beginning to be part of an Oxford series, the "what everyone needs to know" one whose trademark has become a question and answer format.
Is writing essentially different from psychology?
Some of us write essentially whimsical, sentimental books; others, dark sagas.
Gibbs told me that two of them — Jody Powell and the Clinton spokesman Mike McCurry — wrote essentially the same thing: "Congratulations.
As Carpenter writes, "Essentially, what happened in 1215 was that the kingdom turned around and told the king to obey his own rules".
It is better to read Narayan as he wrote, essentially as a writer in translation, or, at the very least, as one using a language in transition.
Every conversation feels like a frail bridge across a great distance.Playwrights who are lucky enough to find a voice often end up writing essentially the same play over and over again.
Further, Spectrum writes: "Essentially, current records in a quantum blockchain are not merely linked to a record of the past, but rather a record in the past, one that does not exist anymore".
He wrote, "Essentially every race including other blacks—[gives black women] the cold shoulder".
