Kripke (1971, 1972) and Putnam (1975a) use animal kinds as examples of natural kinds for which a posteriori essences can be found.
Although an original lamp of gilded bronze, parchment, rock crystal or leather can cost tens of thousands of dollars, the essence of Frank can be found in a host of new reproductions available anywhere from Chinatown to Pottery Barn, some for less than $100.
Sometimes the essence of the story can be found in the smaller headlines, in what seem to be innocuous news bites.
The essence of his art can be found on the rock 'n' roll records he made between 1955 and 1962, before the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, who worshiped him, commercially buried him.
Many think that the essence of the problem can be found in Greece's inability to conform with European rules.
In addition, section seventeen of this treatise, entitled "Existence is an Added Concept to Essence" states, "The traces of existence can be found in all things such as accidents and there is no doubt that existence is a concept added to essence, that is intelligible (Ḍarūrat al-taḍād fi'l-'ālam wa'l-jabr wa'l-baqā', 111).
Indeed, the essence of many of his pronouncements can be found in declarations from a wide range of Eurosceptic parties.
It is there, in largely ignored neighborhoods like Vila Isabel and Tijuca, that I think the essence of Rio's character, its true soul, can be found.
(A longer, in-depth history of the Prop 8 trial, Perry v. Brown can be found here. In essence, however, there have been three main tracks of the trial leading up to today's decision).
The essence of Brennan's fear that the Fourth Amendment is fading away can be found in a little-noted dissent to the Court's denial of review of a 1985 case, McCommon v. Mississippi.
