In 2010, when Essence appointed Ellianna Placas as the magazine's first white fashion director, Michaela Angela Davis, a former fashion editor at Essence, wrote on her Facebook page that she felt as if a girlfriend had died.
Although this plan succeeds, she is cast aside when she is discovered having an affair with her chauffeur, in essence cheating on her paramour.
Through a series of events too involved to recount, but including the aforementioned bombing, a virtual avatar of Graystone's supergeek daughter, Zoe (Alessandra Torresani) — her essence on a minidisk — is loaded into one of her father's robots.
Time is of the essence on that one: They've only got two years left in which to have Really Deep Thoughts about it.
In the final analysis, even for those of us who portray Judy reverently or lovingly, it does not matter how well any of us might "embody" the legend or her essence on stage.
There is one dispensary, Essence, on the Las Vegas Strip and a few just off the strip including Las Vegas ReLeaf, Sahara Wellness, and Reef.
She captures the essence and spreads it on her pages, and she does it with stories that touch the mind and the heart of her readers.
Also in 2013, Essence published an interview with McCray; if New York's profile avoided the question of whether, how, and why her desires have shifted, Essence focused almost exclusively on her sexuality, asking McCray directly about how her sexuality and her sexual identity have evolved, with no questions about her politics or work.
Time is of the essence on the PCT, especially when one is 69.
The Ethics is at great pains to distinguish between singular things, on the one hand, and their essence, on the other (see 1P25).
