Sentence examples for essence in which from inspiring English sources

There's one memorable moment, which defines this show's essence, in which Fiorello instructs a too-genteel all-female picket line of garment workers to raise their voices to sell their cause.

ELM-AE is a special case of ELM in essence, in which the input is equal to the output, and the randomly generated weights are chosen to be orthogonal together with the bias of hidden layers [20].

In his being-one, Feuerbach argues, God is everything-as-one, and is, as such, the universal essence in which all finite essences are "grounded, contained and conceived [begriffen]" (GTU 241/48).

Which is: some cultures, just like some individuals, move from Form to Essence, some cultures, just like some individuals move from Essence to Form. - media can merely witness and document these shifts (that's journalism); - media can propel these shifts (in either direction, be it from Form to Essence, or from Essence to Form) in which case it is media of propaganda.

For Śāntarakṣita, it is attachment to a fixed nature or essence in things which is at the root of the problem.

"Nature is ground and principle of itself, or what is the same thing, it exists out of necessity, out of the soul, the essence of God, in which he is one with nature" (GTU, 291/86).

Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach (1804 72) wrote The Essence of Christianity in which he pictured all religion as the means by which 'man projects his being into objectivity, and then again makes himself an object to this projected image of himself' (The Essence of Christianity, 30).

True competition is in essence a partnership in which opponents play ethically against each other to optimize performance, develop life skills, and have fun.

It's odd, however, that New York magazine only chose one quote from Essence -- one in which McCray relates labels to coffins.

This seemed an appropriate conclusion, since "Bum Bum" is in essence a karaoke experience in which a clumsy instant stardom is fleetingly achieved.

In a matter of seconds Mr. Irwin distills the essence of great comedy, in which laughter and tears seem equally valid responses.