Sentence examples for essence could from inspiring English sources

Maybe this isn't exactly the right person, but they would never think the Lucille Ball essence could have been transferred into a man like, like Sacha Baron Cohen.

Instead, he said, the show was about softening the silhouette with the pants and with fabrics whose essence could be understood only by touch.

Harnack sought to achieve a historical understanding of Christianity wherein its original essence could be separated from subsequent accretions of dogma.

In essence, could they accept a united Syria that could only be maintained on the basis of a secular state with equal citizenship?

In a potential baby-bath-water scenario, the risk is that by adapting practices such as mindfulness and contemplation for a materialistic world, their essence could become perverted to suit the materialistic worldview.

But the purest Bamford essence could always be found in her dreamy, destabilizing standup routines, which dealt head on with time spent in mental institutions, struggling with a bipolar II diagnosis and an assortment of crippling O.C.D.-ish compulsions.

Leibniz was one, and he thought that such essences could be given by purely qualitative properties.

This 'Four Worlds Paradox' is like Chandler's original transitivity puzzle in that it does not seem that an appeal to individual essences could solve it without conflicting with the tolerance principle.

In essence, what could the persona do that Gladys could not?

I felt much the same about the potato-and-thyme-wrapped halibut with melted Napa cabbage and merlot essence; I could not resist the description but I could certainly resist the dish.

Members of the exchange -- its shareholders, in essence -- could also sue if the board decided not to, he added.