Sentence examples for essence in two from inspiring English sources

But while this division shows up in the current presidential field, it's distilled to its essence in two high-profile Republicans who aren't running (not in 2012, at least): Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky.

The evening's host, comedian and "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart, captured the evening's essence in two simple sentences directed at Springsteen, sitting with his family at a table in the audience: "Pat yourself on the back.

The Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer sums up his team's essence in four words: "We have," he says, "terrific unity".

The Cappadocian Fathers (Gregory of Nyssa, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Basil of Caesarea) were even accused of being tri-theists because of their conception of God as one essence in three hypostases (the Greek term hypostasis was the equivalent of the Latin substantia and designated a concrete reality).

Gregory, following Basil, defined the Trinity as "one essence in three persons ", the formula adopted by the Council of Constantinople in 381.

To him, it was plainly the same parable, conveying the same moral essence told in two different ways.

I'll give you the essence of marketing in two sentences: First, it's marketing's responsibility to see that everyone is playing the same tune in unison.

Link retrieves the eight Essences, hidden in eight dungeons throughout Holodrum and Subrosia, and brings them to the Maku Tree.

Link sets out to retrieve the eight Essences, hidden in eight dungeons throughout Labrynna's past and present.

It cannot be matter on its own because matter receives its determinations by form matter is, in essence, one in all things (QLIIS 17, 65).

Observe here that the adversary basically has the same capability as the adversary in the IND-CKA dPEKS games of [10, 11]; in essence the two notions only differ in the adversarial goal, i.e. KG versus IND.