Sentence examples for all the essence from inspiring English sources

Parcelling jobs out to where they are done best is, after all, the essence of offshoring.

Camping is after all the essence of the tragic spirit contorted into a leer no Greek mask ever knew.

I sometimes try to offend as part of my routine – after all, the essence of humour, even in a child, is the effort to shock and surprise.

The prospect of physical decline in the face of an unknown future represents, after all, the essence of the human condition.

It is, after all, the essence of a free market that we have to be free to say no — free to choose means free to stamp away from a bad deal.

After all, the essence of Mr. Smith's original complaint was that Goldman Sachs, in pursuit of quick and easy profits, had come to regard its everyday client as a ready mark.

Garry explains that although I won't be able to pick out all the "essences" in scotch – it would take years to expand my scent vocabulary to match an expert's – by the end of the tasting I will know what to smell and taste for.

Choice, after all, is the essence of our consumer culture, and the Twinkie, after all, is the essence of our modern existence: instantly gratifying, pleasantly shallow, and conveniently meaningless.

That, after all, is the essence of conversion.

That, after all, is the essence of globalisation.

It seems unwise to make all that the essence of what it means to be human.