He says: "conflict was and is a necessity, it is the essence of dramatic action... readers enjoy conflict because it is in fiction and not in their lives".
The outline, as the term implies, gives the essence of the action or story and may present either an original idea or, more usually, one derived from a successful stage play or novel.
"Desire is the essence of all action," says the Mahabharata, the world's longest epic poem.
"You can urge your employer, employees, club, church, and your community to do the same - that is the essence of mass action by ordinary people and its cumulative power can not be overstated," he said.
As much as I am thankful for the ease and efficiency that technology has brought to our lives, with each and every technological advancement, I feel as though the essence of every action is being diluted.
Second, as "the essence of entrepreneurship is action" (Morris et al. 2013, p. 352) we claim to concretize entrepreneurial acting in critical situations against the backdrop of failure.
Rapid detection and rapid response is the essence of effective public health action to stop infectious disease.
I first witnessed the essence of YouthBuild in the actions of young people in East Harlem, New York back in 1988.
Often times we'll have an idea for a cinemagraph that captures the essence of the subject through an action or moment in a way that a photograph can't.
Hence, matter remains as the origin of existence and the arena of action, and the realm of essence encompasses all possible thought.
