Sentence examples for essence grow from inspiring English sources

Jürgen Trittin, a leader of the Greens, called the proposal a "general attack on fundamental domestic rights".The CDU is saying, in essence: grow up.

Here's a law student from Chicago: "I firmly believe one of the unintended consequences of the feminist revolution has been that men in my generation are raised without a strong self-identity, and, in essence, grow up to be little more than boys looking for mothers".

In essence, to grow and flourish the Nationwide has had to morph into a bank.

Inspiration by Jobs and a classic example of using your essence to grow.

In essence, snowboarding grows up.

In essence, cells grown to 50% confluence were transfected with 100 nM of a mixture containing equal parts of the 3 HOXA1 siRNAs using a liposome method according to the manufacturer's instructions (Lipofectamine 2000, Invitrogen).

You distill something down to its essence and things grow sharper, more piquant.

In essence, some tumors grow so slowly they will never kill you even if left untreated.

As I watch my own children grow, the essence of this truth hits home.

The notion that the theologians would never find the essence of Christianity grew among German Pietists, among the followers of John Wesley into Methodism, and in any number of Roman Catholic or Protestant devotional movements.

In essence, the car grew, but lost almost 500 pounds.