In this way, Wyclif establishes a close connection between singular essence and essential being, on the one hand, and a real identity between universal and individual (that is, between universal essence and singular essence), on the other hand.
Essential being is the level of being that matches singular essence, while actual existence is in a certain way accidental to the singular essence, as the latter is nothing else but the universal essence considered as informing matter.
In Miller's 1925 recording of "Lovesick Blues," all the "vocal trademarks" are there: "his wry, bizarre phrasing, his eccentric timing, his startling falsetto flights in the middle of vowels, his uncanny swoons of timbre and pitch -- these were only the most accessible elements of the singular essence that set him apart, in his own day and forever".
Each column featured Andrew writing in-depth on a singular topic, distilling it down to its essence, flipping it on its head, holding it up to the light, and examining it in total.
The song's title wasn't announced during the set, but its mournful essence was clear enough, yielding a singular tension in an otherwise tonally consistent performance.
Starting today, each week Andrew will write about a singular topic for VICE, distilling it to its essence and examining it in total.
A singular expression of a singular culture and the distilled essence of an entire nation's attitude and sense of humour.
To them, "the German language was unique and carried with it a singular concept of the world and life, revealing the essence of the German people," he said.
First, the presentist might appeal to Plantingian individual essences, claiming that (9) is not a singular proposition containing Socrates himself as a constituent, as there is no such entity, but rather a proposition with Socrates's individual essence as a constituent.
