Sentence examples for essence lost from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dukakis defended his patriotism and scoffed at Mr. Bush for wrapping himself in the flag, but, in essence, lost control of the campaign and his own image.
Yet, whereas the previous series of my work (Scratching the Surface work on street posters, walls and other derelict surfaces) aimed at expressing and representing the search for an essence lost under those layers, in this video and project, which I call "Detritos," I propose to explore this in an even more intense way, resorting to processes that are even more brutal.
Ms. Williams' new album, "Essence" (Lost Highway/Universal), is as tangibly erotic as her persona has become.
If The Virgin Suicides distilled the hopeless longings of adolescence to their essence, Lost in Translation is about how the most unexpected, even temporary human bonds can make you take stock and grow up.
In the first signum, essence loses its non-being; in the second, essence occupies an intermediate position between the non-being it is abandoning and the being it is acquiring, and in this sense it is the subiectum of the transmutation; finally, in the third, essence has acquired its being, and as such it is the terminus of the change (Summa, art. 59, q. 2, ed. 1520, f. 138vR).
He says in essence, lose the DIGIBABBLE, stop swinging for the next Unicorn and instead start applying tech to solving real problems...real issues...change the world, not just your selfie.
In essence, she lost the therapeutic effect of Lamictal for two weeks and was beginning to get sick because of confusion about the name of a drug.
But somewhere along the way, the Cindy Sherman essence is lost.
Only art offers the possibility of retaining the essence of lost lives, loves, and sensations.
Once rules are bent or broken, to the extent that nobody can trust the outcome, then all essence is lost.
In essence, Ridge lost, because he wanted to make sure that border issues were not subject to the control of any other cabinet agency.
