Sentence examples for essence because from inspiring English sources

Time was of the essence because A.M.D. was set to report earnings the next day.

This was, in essence, because those two forms had never been credibly fused before.

Speed is of the essence, because corn begins decaying more quickly than most vegetables.

"To make that leap that every black woman is connected to Essence because they are a black woman?

One hypothesis is that this approach is flawed, in essence, because it increases HDL quantity but not quality.

Their systems are primed, in essence, because of a chemical reaction that occurs between grass and acorns.

(Researchers acknowledged that the results might fail to capture their true essences because of the lack of bushy facial hair).

That is, one might argue that if we can consider a real essence all by itself, independently of any relations to other objects or observers, then real essences are not relativized to nominal essences because we can consider a real essence without reference to "any relation to anything without it" and nominally essential qualities require relations to observers.

Geisel sculpted it when he was a young man, and although the face does not resemble the woman who inspired it, the figure must have caught her essence--because when his employer found Geisel working on the sculpture, he recognized it and cried, "You're doing my wife!" The future children's author was out of a job.

"His whole essence changed because he was able to understand himself from the side, to see his sins from the side".

In announcing the indictment in January, Andrew T. Baxter, the acting United States attorney for the Northern District of New York, said the payments to Mr. Bruno were in essence gifts because Mr. Bruno "did not perform legitimate consulting service commensurate with these substantial consulting fees".