Sentence examples for described essences from inspiring English sources
Although Emerson described "essences unchanged by man; space, the air, the river, the leaf", he also wrote of the "perfect exhilaration" of "crossing a bare common, in snow puddles at twilight, under a clouded sky".
He is describing essence.
Since that which essence is depends on essence itself, while the fact of being an essence derives from a formal dependence (similitudo) on God, it follows that within essence itself there is a composition prior to the one so far described between essence and existence.
These explored the polarities of what Alvarez Bravo described as "essence over accident".
Foley described the essence of the problem as Meyer's needing to evaluate how he does things without taking "away the edge that makes him successful".
On a recent night at Atlas, a snug, wood-panelled establishment that has all the charm of a first-class-passenger lounge, the starter was a thimbleful of what can only be described as essence of sea foam.
There are still columnists and reporters doing great work (especially on Trump since the Inauguration), though not as many are getting out of the office and "climbing the tenement stairs," as Breslin described the essence of his craft.
As if to prove his point, Mr. Danko, whose restaurant bears his name, presented me with a recipe that only a chef could love: sautéed duck breast with herb paste, served with a pancake of duck confit, potatoes and spices; duck cracklings; quenelles of freshly made apricot jam; and a sauce that could best be described as essence of duck.
In The Evangelical State Church of Prussia and Science, Bauer described the essence of the state as free development.
