in essence
Example Sentences
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Zionism is, in essence, a communitarian nationalism: the assertion of a people’s right to self-determination in its ancestral homeland.
“The infrastructure requirements in essence more than double” the size, Halik said.
When the nurses raised their concerns, they "genuinely felt they were not being taken seriously" and were "being in essence fobbed off by senior management and seen as trouble-makers", the panel said.
From BBC
His replacement argues the dogs are, in essence, civil servants and the president should have the staff that comes with the job.
However, McElligott reckons that this narrative of more skeptical AI thinking has been used to explain what in essence is simply old fashioned profit-taking after a strong run.
From MarketWatch
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