Sentence examples for Particular essence from inspiring English sources

Child is happy that she has managed to pinpoint that particular essence of childhood.

A cautious narrator uses "almost" almost as a way of vouchsafing his honest attempt to capture a particular essence on paper.

SHAKESPEARE'S villains are widely various and hail from the four corners of our universe -- Italian, black, Jewish, English, Danish, etc. -- and each seems to capture a particular essence of villainy that renders no two villains even remotely alike.

Or as Mulla Sadra suggests, the divine agent produces existences in this world that take on the "garb" of some particular essence.

Feminists as a whole have long distanced themselves from ideas that women have any particular essence, choosing instead to see femininity and its accompanying virtues as social constructs, dispositions that result from culture and conditioning, certainly not biological givens.

Even if this particular essence of life is not a liquid but rather a viscous protein, squeamishness readily applies.

If the perspective of his article is correct, then he, not being Spanish, would be unaware of certain particular essences of Velázquez's work.

The young schizophrenic adored by his nephews and nieces who regard him as "his own particular strong essence".

This has given some commentators the impression that the making of sorts is utterly arbitrary and conventional for Locke and that there is no basis for criticizing a particular nominal essence.

In the best situation the therapist hears the particular "melodic essence" of the individual, playing softly in the background and is able to tune in and hum along, maybe even in harmony.

He loathed most of the coverage — it is what caused him to stop reading the Times and the Post — but, as a friend remembers, he felt that one article in particular captured the essence of his confrontation with Anita Hill.