Sentence examples for cross essence from inspiring English sources

We discovered not only was durian illegal to eat in some parts of the world, its odor was over and over described as a cross essence of infectious furuncled rotten throw-up sulphury amphibious feculent toe jam.

The late-70s New Wave of British Heavy Metal -- from which we get Iron Maiden, Witchfinder General, and Saxon -- largely crossed the essence of Hammer Films with the DIY spirit and forward propulsion of punk.

Their democratic essence crosses demographic and ideological lines: products that Fox News Channel and MSNBC die-hards can agree on.

Parts of the original text have been, in essence, crossed out by subsequent amendments.

Additionally, in the rising mobile millennials we have an emerging adult generation that is cross-cultural in essence.

The use of what is, in essence, cross-sectional data limits causal inference.

In many ways the editor of the Holy Cross yearbook captured the essence of Jim Conway's life.

"This is an opportunity to cross examine the visual essence of expression through the sonic release of the creative process," Mr. Purcell said, hoping to introduce the program in other artistic communities.

A decade ago, King's Cross was still, in essence, what it had been then, an edgy urban midden of slums, or a collage of "edge conditions", to use an urban-planning term.

In essence the cross species painting is limited in its resolution, even when applied to lampbrush chromosomes unless, as in this case here, when we wish to correlate the breakpoint to an identifiable chromosomal structure such as a centromere.

"Aggressiveness is the essence of cross-examination," he said.