Sentence examples for essence found from inspiring English sources

As Herman Melville said in that compendium of all things cetacean Moby Dick, it is ironic that "fine ladies and gentlemen should regale themselves with an essence found in the inglorious bowels of a sick whale".

Peace and quiet -- the mind surrenders to subtle layers of essence found in the heart.

(Or, if you prefer Melville's description in Moby Dick, "an essence found in the inglorious bowels of a sick whale").

UC researchers in essence found that California's highly volatile climate will become even more volatile as human-caused climate change tinkers with atmospheric patterns over the eastern Pacific Ocean.

They, in essence, found that any interaural difference that generated a perceived lateralization shift also allowed segregation of target and interfering speech.

Getting help when you have a problem shows strength, not weakness. Sarah321 A note of caution came from those who said, in essence, find the right person, or don't bother.

So, we would say that what we used to call essence is found in appearance, essence is mixed into appearance.

In essence, we found evidence of a positive effect of predation compensation on husbandry units' future herd size, but the effect of PredComp t −1 was temporarily variable.

In essence, we found evidence of negative density-dependence and a positive effect of predation compensation on husbandry units' future herd size.

And while the whole answer may indeed be there on the canvas, for Hopper the essence was found in the light, whereas for the scientist trying to capture and define risk factors for infection, the essence may still be lurking in the shadows.

Overseen by Mr. Allard and the American producer-engineer Jay Newland, the album boiled each song to its essence and found Ms. Lincoln in weathered voice but superlative form.