The phrase "an essence which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the fundamental nature or intrinsic quality of something.
Example: "The painting captures an essence which transcends time and space, evoking deep emotions in the viewer."
Alternatives: "a quality that" or "a nature that".
He bases his discussion on the fact that events are described by dispositional characteristics, and that they must have an essence which is distinct from these characteristics.
As that which makes the world intelligible, God relates to the ground in such a way that the 'real', which takes the form of material nature, is 'in God' but "is not God seen absolutely, i.e. insofar as He exists; for it is only the ground of His existence, it is nature in God; an essence which is inseparable from God, but different from Him" (SW I/7, p. 358).
That, of course, is what one aspires to do when one translates a work of literature: to convey a vital essence, which has been buried in the crypt (encrypted) of an alien lexicon, to a place in the light where it can endure.
The settlement also applies to a "flower essence", which Goop said could cure depression.
Coffee grounds are steeped in room-temperature water for up to 24-hours to produce a concentrated coffee essence which is then diluted with water, usually by 50%, and served chilled.
But the realism is merely a mask for depression's actual essence, which is an overwhelming estrangement from humanity.
The fish is sustainable; it's all fried in sunflower oil with a touch of rosemary essence, which, Niazi says, ensures that the batter — made simply, with flour and water — isn't greasy.
During a 2013 interview with Essence, which also commemorated the film's 20th anniversary, Singleton recalled his fondest memories of Shakur, including his intentions to cast him for the lead role in 2001's "Baby Boy" which was later fulfilled by actor Tyrese Gibson.
By contrast, the substantial form of any substance is its species essence, which is an immaterial entity that makes the object what it is, makes it a member of a particular species and genus and causes its characteristic properties.
This is where Essence, which has a circulation of more than one million, can step in, she says.
Private Peaceful is a small-scale story in essence, which works efficiently on the non-epic scale in which it's presented.
