Sentence examples for essence is about from inspiring English sources

A bank's essence is clear - and that essence is about making as much money as possible.

Being mayor at its most central essence is about forging consensus.

Liberals are also at a disadvantage because politics, at its essence, is about self-interest, an idea that at first glance seems more closely aligned with conservatism.

"The show in its essence is about that, about the American inability to make the leap to Vietnam, to understand it and to ultimately help".

After this, it is hard to engage with Daria Martin's film Closeup Gallery, which in essence is about the relationship between a sleight-of-hand card manipulator and his female protege.

Mrs. Merkel said the referendum "in essence is about nothing else but the question, does Greece want to stay in the euro zone, yes or no?" The two leaders also said that no more aid would be given to Greece until after the referendum.

Ms. Griffin-Bradley, who gets $969 in monthly disability checks plus a small cash grant and food stamps for Essence, said she took custody of her granddaughter when Essence was about 2.

Thus, if a desert plant sprouted in a city indicating that desert essence was about to take over it was considered an indication that the city would be laid waste.

So, in essence, Dave is about rebranding the roundly hated bank overdraft fees, which apparently do nothing except enrich banking giants, and trying to replace them with feel good donations attached to a worthy cause.

It's more about the team, the essence of what basketball is about".

It was going to be a battle of field position and turnovers, he predicted, adding that it was "the truest essence of what football is about".