Sentence examples for essence of something from inspiring English sources
She's willing to abandon style for the essence of something".
Embody the essence of something or its genesis.
Culture counts, but a culture is never a reduced essence of something indigenous.
Such phrases are the essence of Something True: disturbing, unnerving, but always delivered with humour.
"He'd grab the essence of something," says Holland, "and really make something out of that.
"It proves that you can restart the essence of something," he said.
Z.3 begins with a list of four possible candidates for being the substance of something: essence, universal, genus, and subject.
It is the essence of the "something else" that Labour members have to decide on now.
Bawa takes the essence of what something is and puts that into his work, weaving architecture with interiors and landscapes.
"You can touch the essence of why something was written.
But here's what I've learned -- because of, within and despite all of these words and phrases: the very essence of saying something, of being there and being present for someone else, is more important than what is said.
