Sentence examples for essence critical from inspiring English sources

While working on this, he produced what are in essence critical editions of two works: the Phaenomena, an astrononomical work of the 3rd century BCE by Aratus of Soli, and Martianus Capella's handbook of the seven liberal arts.

Another simple trajectory occurs if children are already overweight at birth and remain overweight until adulthood, so in essence no critical period exists ('no critical' period).

Aristotle's account of Plato's reasons for introducing Forms indicates that change and essence are critical to Plato's thinking about the deficiency of material particulars.

Most of this article was published two months ago but the essence remains critical and applicable.

They add a critical essence to the city's spirit.

Irony is the essence of the critical attitude, of the observer's cool gaze; every reviewer who is not just a bourgeois cheerleader (and no reviewer will admit to being that) is an ironist.

The essence of the critical enterprise is the attempt to intuit both the inner vision and the inner voice, but the public voice (like all sorts of knowledge about the filmmakers' activities and times) is a crucial element of the cinema.

My New Year's resolution for 2011 was to give up meta: no panels on the State or Future or Death of Criticism; no trolling the Internet looking for fights over first principles; no thumb suckers for the Sunday paper on the history or the essence of the critical profession.

(This is simplified we know, but after 20 years of building and scaling over $1 billion of online businesses we think we've earned the right to simplify when it brings the essence of a critical concept to the forefront).

That is because our enemy is intangible: it is, in essence, the absence of critical moderation.

"Time is of the essence to meet the critical life-saving needs of children and families affected by the floods, which have compounded existing vulnerabilities.