Sentence examples for essence bound from inspiring English sources

The capacity of SeMeCos to overcome metabolic deficiencies through metabolic cooperation is hence not in essence bound to colonial growth.

History would show how existing sovereigns were preordained with an indisputable right to rule by 'extracting from' all the 'vicious and violent accidents [of the past] which are linked to error, a basic and permanent rationality which is, by its very essence, bound up with fairness and the good' (Foucault, 2004[1976b]: 55).

The garlic essence bound up in the dregs adds more garlic than taste, so if you're sensitive to garlic but want the flavor, just use the extracted butter.

But also like acting, or playing a concert — something whose essence is bound up in the fact that it's being done live.

Make no mistake: whatever Liverpool produce from here it will at least be pure, uncut essence of Brendan, a team no longer bound up with leftovers from someone else's grand plan.

A herd of them is, in essence, one incomprehensibly massive elephant: a somewhat loosely bound and yet intricately interconnected, tensile organism.

I see things at very close range and the International Community is bound to see things in many other lights, but in essence, on the need to consolidate democracy, there are no gaps.

Philia is, in essence, a powerful force for good and the communal egg-yolk that has bound together the awkward soufflé of human progress.

What this means for the cook is that time is of the essence: once the contents are no longer under pressure, the chilled water must be bound quickly into the dough.

In essence, the slopes of the behavioral curves depend on the ratio of the parameters α and σb, and the bound on integration has relatively little importance.

Toronto bound".