Why do you think he shifted, in essence, from being suicidal to homicidal?
"I can look at anything, and pull the essence from it," he said.
They were part of the city's essence from the day they went up.
This curry essence from Constance Spry's Coronation chicken recipe is the one I have always used.
Each new discovery will subtract some essence from the uniqueness of humans.
Harlem had been severed, in essence, from the island of Manhattan.
In essence, from a position of bettering the country, Putin is always shortsighted.
It takes its essence from Milan Kundera, in a passage about the elusiveness of the present moment.
The juice bars, which go on squeezing and pinching the essence from hard, resistant fruits, can wait.
Like the Lambs' retellings, this "Lear" extracts a streamlined narrative essence from a play that often in production baffles audiences, with all the subterfuges, disguises and shifting allegiances.
(A.O.C. status has been given to regional products like lavender essence from Provence, black olives from Nyons, green lentils from the Auvergne and oysters from Languedoc).
