Sentence examples for essence about the from inspiring English sources
His research is, in essence, about the health of communities, not just about crime.
When Americans argue about gender, sex and family, they are arguing about equality, power and money — in essence, about the nature and role of government.
"One day soon after I came on, David spoke about identity and essence, about the classical shape of the hero's journey in myth.
He is talking, in essence, about the disappearance of the battleaxe, a figure once so common and beloved – nay, revered – that Les Dawson and Roy Barraclough were able to build their careers on a tribute act to her.
The argument that the calorie source matters is in essence about the fibre content forming a food matrix and its role in appetite control and glycaemic response compared to refined food source of calories with negligible effect on satiety and high glycaemic response.
"There isn't any ineffable essence" about the old violins, "only a physical object that works better or worse in a variety of circumstances," said Mr. Zygmuntowicz, who has worked with the physicist George Bissinger on a scientific documentation of old violins.
The arguments — in essence, about whether the boundaries of solidarity should stay within the tribe or extend beyond it — give "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" a nice allegorical heft.
Adaptation is, in essence, about making the best possible decisions for the future, taking into account the implications of climate change (Keenan 2015).
"If I assist you, will you assist me?" Entrepreneurship and breakthrough innovation is at its essence about arbitrage, the ability to create and capture value from disconnects in knowledge and markets.
Watergate, of course, had all the hallmarks of the modern scandal: it was, in essence, not about the precipitating illegality but about the act of covering it up.
It is a fairy tale re-tale in a medieval style, but in its essence talks about the transition to adulthood and how external factors can speed up the process.
