Sentence examples for In the essence from inspiring English sources

You heard right — ever since the surgeons snipped my Myers-Briggs type out of my gallbladder (where the personality resides) and jammed in the essence of my favorite TV show, I'm way more interesting than most people.

"In the essence of the public relations code of ethics 101, that's a no-no," she said.

In "The Essence of Truth," meanwhile, Heidegger proposed a different and, to my mind, a more realistic idea of truth than any I'd encountered before.

In the Essence of Aesthetic (EA 11 13) Croce points out that the pleasure is much wider than the domain of art, so a definition of art as 'what causes pleasure' will not do.

This happens when predication by essence excludes the the form connoted by the predicate-term being directly present in the essence signified by the subject-term (ibid., p. 91).

"When you appeal, that means you believe in the essence of the sentence," he said.

But that wasn't really supporting or in the essence of our uprising.

His embrace of the wondrousness of faith is reflected in the essence of his compositions.

Just to be here means to partake in the essence of the islands.

But if you really breathe in the essence of the place, it's what you imagine David Cameron being".

All were wry, wounded and irresistibly tuneful entreaties, steeped to varying degrees in the essence of Paul McCartney.