Sentence examples for called the essential from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM PAUL TILDWELL-STEVENSON: A few weeks ago, i read an article on Roger Ebert, called the Essential Man.

To get to know his latest creation, a $699 unlocked smartphone that is immodestly and ambitiously called the Essential Phone.

Democrats, however, seized on the decision as an illustration of what they called the essential unfairness of legislation that provides most of its benefits to the wealthy.

Very early on, she realised how regional the food in Mexico was, which is why her first book, published in 1972, is called The Essential Cuisines of Mexico.

The 1992 Casey decision upheld what it called the "essential holding" of Roe v. Wade, the right of a woman to an abortion in the first six months of pregnancy.

In 1999 he appeared in a BBC2 series called The Essential Guide to Weather, saying that he was being paid tuppence ha'penny, but it should give people a laugh.

"What the UK calls uncontrolled immigration, Gibraltar calls the essential flow of workers," Picardo said.

But his quest for what he calls "the essential form of the opera" takes time.

The Taliban have several "centers of gravity" as military planners like to call the essential elements that sustain the leadership.

Of the other two, Thales held that water is the basic building block of all matter, whereas Anaximander chose to call the essential substance "the unlimited".

A book is the best way to get at what some are calling "the essential truth," no matter what the facts.