Hume's attacks on notions of substance, mode, essence, force, power, self, and of course — God, all rely on his rhetorically powerful ability to ask to what impression such notions can be traced (e.g., Treatise 1.1.6; 1.2.5.28; 1.4.14, and 1.4.5.3 4; on idea of God, see EHU 2.6).
Although Spinoza's term 'express' (exprimere) is notoriously unclear, it may mean something like "is a particular form of". In that case, because particular things are expressions of God's essence, his power, they must be particular forms of power.
Focusing on a Quick Payoff The very essence of power deregulation was the state's requirement that utilities sell their power plants.
U.S. Christmas A band from North Carolina, U.S. Christmas plays slow, loud, echoey and powerful psychedelic rock, reducing things to the essence of power chords and groove: even the guitar solos, such as they are, become sublimated within the fuzz and the unruly yelling of the singer, Nate Hall.
"He picks up very quickly on the essence of power.
We're dealing with the essence of power in America".
What is in essence a power struggle between the nuns and the church's hierarchy had been building for decades, church scholars say.
So how did these two theater companies get so utterly inside the essence of power and love against their gender stereotypes in these 450 year-old Shakespeare plays?
The Senegalese, used to thinking of Mr. Wade — "Master Wade," as he is called here, giving him the French lawyer's honorific — as the essence of power, have not dropped that habit overnight.
The universal whole "is present to each of its parts in its entire essence and power".
