Sentence examples for and in the essence from inspiring English sources

"I'm interested in the confrontation between humans and nature, and in the essence of an animal, the life force that we sense when we're in its presence," Ms. Jagger said.

In his polemical essays of the late 1830s and in The Essence of Christianity Feuerbach had unfavorably contrasted the "egoistic," practical standpoint of religion, which he associated with the unrestricted subjectivity of feeling (Gemüt) and imagination (Phantasie), with the theoretical standpoint of philosophy, which he associated with reason and objectivity.

There was something essential to it, and not in the Essence of Yankees Bro-Perfume way.

"I want black women to feel free from the burden of being strong and able to just be beautiful and vulnerable, reveling in the essence of femininity".

"Amy Winehouse, Chet Baker, Kurt Cobain, they're self-medicating and the talent is in the essence of them.

"She really gets in and extracts the essence of a person's personality".

"For us, we never wanted to come in and change the essence of what the Berrics is about.

In between cries of "get real" and "get in there" the essence of Ian Poulter is revealed.

I think that it is possibly because of the newness of the organization and, in essence, the imperative for its creation, which clearly prioritized balanced budgeting and sustainability as being the key drivers of the short-term.

That is why Mr Obama's plan is both the only practical and decent plan and, in essence, the same one the Republican administration of George Bush pushed for.Good speech.

As a result, the SHG signal can be distinguished from the fluorescence, and, in essence, the collagen can be imaged independently when even multiple fluorescent probes are used.