The Judge told them the crime on which they had been found guilty was "in essence one of high treason".
"In essence, one company is producing for different labels.
In essence, one greenhouse gas eats the other.
Time was of the essence; one mural had already been stolen and offered for resale.
The novel is, in essence, one long dark night of a Cuban revolutionary soul awaiting eternal salvation or eternal damnation.
The offence is, in essence, one of abuse of the power or responsibilities of the office held.
"He said that in essence, one of the commissioners was following the case in the paper and thought that I was a candidate for the program".
It is, in essence, one of those most elegantly simple devices of art ever invented: I look at you - my patron - and try to reach you.
"They are in essence one town," said Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, who grew up north of Treece and is pushing for the buyouts.
A herd of them is, in essence, one incomprehensibly massive elephant: a somewhat loosely bound and yet intricately interconnected, tensile organism.
