Sentence examples for No essence from inspiring English sources

No essence of a thing is so rigidly oriented toward nothing that it cannot receive being-in-act through a divine action.

There is no center, there is no god, there is no essence.

It has no essence, no meaning, just like life, pure and simple.

He rightly notes that there is "no essence of anti-Semitism" and, instead, characterises his subject as a "repertoire of attitudes, myths and defamations" at any one time.

No "bams," no "essence," though he does engage in his usual non sequiturs and backward locutions: "Really good and garlicky I want to get this," he says.

But suppose there is no essence to unearth from beneath a variety of the appearances we assume as the day demands: the office face, the party face, the teaching face, the flirting face?

Clipped and direct, it embodies the no-frills essence of Singapore: drop particles, pronouns, niceties.

But I urge women who have been downloading the E.L. James novel 50 Shades of Grey to their Kindles to instead take a look at the real thing, the very essence of no, no, no, yes, yes, yes.

No longer: in essence, Brazil's problem this year has been one of having to adjust to the abrupt drying-up of foreign financing.

Advancements in racket technology along with bigger, stronger and fitter players have created a ferocious brand of shot-making and recast tennis as more macho, hipper, no longer the essence of country-club chic.

No western essence is there to stop a New Yorker of any ancestry taking up Islam.