Sentence examples for essence is apparent from inspiring English sources
This does not, however, give us a single essence of religion, since the conceptions of divinity are so various, and human relations with divinity are conceived so variously that no such essence is apparent even within Western thought.
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An inherent conflict is apparent, however, between the essence of democracy and the operational principles of intelligence work.
Incidentally, the interplay between supporting and erasing energy fluxes, which is apparent in the case of photostable RNA-like molecules, might represent the physical essence of biological evolution (see [ 92, 394, 395] for related discussions).
The camaraderie is apparent.
This essence is itself simple or a unity, despite the apparent complexity of the linguistic definition that picks it out.
Rizvi (1999: 224) notes that entities grasped as essences through presential knowledge are "apparent aspects of what one might regard as 'light monads'", an idea whose source appears to be greatly Platonic.
Espionage, in essence, is stealing secrets.
Its essence is the following.
But the essence is there.
