Sentence examples for essence away from inspiring English sources

Firmly on the to-do list in Brussels, he says, is the need to "change the paradigm of economic politics"; a move, in essence, away from undiluted austerity.

By remaining unaware of the history, roots, complexity and challenges of the heritage from which yoga springs and the challenges it has faced under Western culture, they perpetuate a re-colonization of it by stripping its essence away.

Even when going out on an improvisatory limb, she never lets its essence slip away.

That requirement was lifted in 2013 in a landmark Supreme Court ruling that in essence took away the power of the Justice Department to challenge potentially unfair voting laws in 15 states before they are enacted.

You enjoy the right to roam and are allowed to wild camp more or less wherever you like (in essence anywhere away from people, where you are not causing any bother).

[March 31 , 11 55p.m. | Update | The authors have posted a discussion of their paper that, in essence, takes away the blade from their hockey stick. There's more on this at the end of this post.] The hockey stick climate analogy arose from a variety of studies of the last millennium or two of temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere, Arctic and planet.

"They are, in essence, chipping away at the American dream itself — and that we cannot allow to happen!" Ms. Quinn, describing New York as an immigrant city and a labor city, said her two grandfathers — one a bus driver, the other a firefighter— both benefited from the protection of their unions and were able to raise children who went on to college.

Sinking air dries as it does so, in essence "eating" away a hole in the cloud!

In essence: Do away with the hierarchy, with the "tree" of linear management.

The broader Equal Rights Movement for gays, women and blacks was, when you reduce them to their cultural and sociological essence, sawing away at the manacles imposed by religion.

In essence she strips away all of the things that Nicki Minaj went out of her way to accommodate: flash, gimmickry and the like.