Sentence examples for a certain essence of from inspiring English sources

She distilled a certain essence of his films.

Mr. Carvey captured a certain essence of Mr. Bush, but his artistic aim was far broader.

But Sex and the City captures a certain essence of what being a single woman is still all about.

People who have never married often can't help but harbor a certain essence of bitterness.

Here Bonaventure peers into the notion of "a being" (ens) and finds it has two component principles: independent existence (existere), which gives the being the potential to have a certain essence; and being (esse), the actuality of such an essence.

"There's always a certain essence and style I'm drawn to".

The film's dialogue is hardly Socratic, but it does capture a certain unspun essence of the two campaigns.

The real but initially hidden starting point for Bonaventure's ontological argument in the Journey is the notion of esse purissimum, taken not subjectively as existing as a concept in a human mind, but in its objective meaning,[63] that is, as signifying a certain kind of quiddity or essence.

You captured a certain amount of light, an essence of yourself went into it, did I use bold strokes or did I get very detailed?

It won't open until 2018, but in September the organizers opened a small teaser show, Gone Tomorrow, in the shell of its future home, the 23rd Street building that formerly housed Tekserve; a place that, for New Yorkers of a certain age, evokes the essence of being a pre-Apple Store early adopter.

I worked some of my mother's qualities into Laura's character, and was guided by a certain sense of my mother's essence as I wrote the novel.