essentially

It is just different enough from the ordinary, romantic novel to be essentially new.

Justice, moreover, with its frequent employment of trial by combat, did not essentially differ from private war.

But beyond this essentially human and romantic, attitude to Nature there is just nothing at all.

The situation is one of conflict, and it is out of the conflict that the essentially emotional experience of "resistance" emerges.

Physical examination, essentially negative, except for thick mucco burn discharge from the urethra.

In a monarchy so essentially personal the preparation of the heir to the throne for his position should have been the chief task.

The mixed blood of these two essentially Asiatic races has produced a type closely resembling that of European nations.

Nay, indeed, have we not seen that government is essentially immoral?

Motive is everything, bearing in mind what an essentially practical animal your savage invariably is; and here there was none.

And any opposition which might exist amongst French Canadians assumed an essentially passive character.