Sentence examples for essence essence from inspiring English sources
What the philosophers call "movement" and "time" are not, as they believed, anchored in anything permanent e.g., in what they call "nature," "substance," or "essence"; essence is permanent only in the mind, and nature and substance are permanent activity.
Most of each of the games is spent finding the eight Essences (Essences of Nature in Seasons and Essences of Time in Ages), each hidden in a dungeon a large, usually underground, area containing enemies and puzzles.
And its essence the essence of life is variety and specific depth.
"Both gravy and bone marrow are, in their own way, the very essence of meat — to make one from the other is a distillation, the essence of essence.
You can fiddle around with the superficial manifestations of an archetype, but not its essence; the essence is all there is.
That may or may not be, but the essence of essences is to be a sheath, an envelope of just "plain life".
3. Essence Absolue nourishing essence £37.50, www.shuuemura.com You might love the natural highlights the sun gives your hair, but what about its straw-like condition?
Denise West, director of corporate marketing for Essence, said the Essence version took into account the various skin shades of black women and their particular fashion-accessory tastes.
Interestingly, this is also the root of "person" and "personality". The derivation implies that one is identified by means of a public face distinct from some deeper essence or essences.
Mailer's long virtuoso article, "Superman Comes to the Supermarket," came as close as any book or essay ever has to capturing Kennedy's essence, though that essence, Mailer candidly acknowledged, was enigmatic.
