Such anti-drama is, of course, the essence of prevention.
But of course, the essence of 'cool' can be fleeting.
The fact that this is a lesson that few people other than Charles Saatchi are likely ever to need to learn is, of course, the essence of his problem in court.
The sense of not belonging is, of course, the essence of teen-age existence, and perhaps it is this enduring quality that Persson's youth following responds to, as well as the example he presents of the nerd made good, of success in the face of a certain emotional vagrancy.
Of course, the essence of lattice distortion in monolayer TaS2 should be further explored.
Of course, the essence of deterrence is not just capability but credibility.
The red and white awnings, the strolling banjo players and the canopy of oak trees have long given Saratoga Race Course a timeless essence.
"The time it takes for survivors to come forward and different counselling needs at different times may mean a longer course.... the essence of a fair scheme is that no survivor of institutional child sexual abuse misses out, even if their institution no longer exists".
England have taken another legitimate gamble (which is, of course, the very essence of selection) in bringing in Jonny Bairstow and changing their batting order to repel the Australian bowling menace which now contains not one, not two but three Mitchells in Johnson, Starc and Marsh.
This, of course, is the essence of performance psychology.
