Sentence examples for essence come from inspiring English sources

Their advertising message was, in essence: come and do your Christmas shopping here; it won't be too awful; we've got extra staff on the tills and we promise not to reorganise the whole store the week before you come so you don't know where anything is and, say, did we mention we're selling chocolate oranges cheaper than the other guy?

But whence does the being of an essence come?

But the musical's essence come through nicely nonetheless.

The American response, supported by Sweden, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Germany was, in essence, "come see us in Washington, we will see what we can do for you".

Susan Sontag's essence came straight out of the bottle.

But the number that best captures this production's essence comes early.

In the end she, in essence, comes out on my side.

"Their essence comes through, their personalities as well as the way they look".

I've always believed that the special energy people talk about as New York's essence comes from all those newcomers' hopes and dreams in the air.

This fine, five-decade survey of drawings shows that Neel's essence comes through as well on paper and in black and white as in painting.

It turns out that almond essence comes from a different nut to those gentle, creamy ones we eat: the bitter almond.