"essentially" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Eventually, Barkann intervened, essentially accusing Hayes of being a know-it-all and asking why he always wanted to control the whole show.
- The debate has become so fierce, with each side essentially accusing the other of being softer on crime, that the question of how to deter killings sometimes seems all but obscured.
- Among other things, the president essentially accused the GOP of pushing an un-American reform model that would deny health care to poor and sick seniors.
- Justice Potter Stewart's dissent essentially accused the majority of conflating the formal difference between pre and post-indictment questioning.
- The separation was disclosed in a book to be published Wednesday in which Ms. Royal essentially accused Mr. Hollande of having another relationship.
- The advertisement essentially accuses the Food and Drug Administration of killing thousands of Americans because of delays in the approval process for drugs and medical devices.
- It's quite a stark remark: Prescott is essentially accusing Manningham-Buller of talking up the terrorist threat in order to get more money for the MI5 budget.
- And the industry soon unleashed its barrage of lawsuits, essentially accusing Washington of having perpetrated an enormous bait-and-switch.
- (Except I'm not sure you would be essentially accusing her)
- It essentially accused the media company of using the media to live a life beyond consequences.
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