Sentence examples for any essence from inspiring English sources

This seems to deny that there is any "essence," or objective truth, to art criticism, or any truly proper way of practicing it.

Sutton's approach is so detached, so much a visitation from outer space, that the characters are nothing but a blur, undercutting any essence of dread.

Suicide may not have any essence, but if it has one, it is a private act of a person with serious mental disturbances and not a language at all.

Its symbol is the neon sign as much as the ancient shrine, and if the city has any essence that can be defined, it lies in the interaction between these two things.

Together the two Turnbulls are worth $186m, most of it earned by the pair of them, but Lucy has said she doesn't feel wealth is part of any "essence" of her.

Lacking any essence, it can only fail to Be.

Their properties are contingent because they lack any essences (or any essential properties).

Moreover, Gassendi maintains, regardless of whether there are any essences and whether they might be mutable, there are none to which we have any epistemic access.

Only the "confit shoulder" disappointed; it had been braised into a fibrous cake, and any lamb essence had fled.

But dating apps that work well don't work well because they capture any such essence of gender or sexuality.

But Mahayana Buddhism, from which Zen evolved, teaches that all phenomena are mysterious and ungraspable – empty of any fixed essence.