Sentence examples for essence seeking from inspiring English sources

Mendes, who described the graphic novel as "much more pulpy", sought to reduce the graphic novel's background to its essence, seeking the "nonverbal simplicity" of films like Once Upon a Time in America (1984), Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (1973), and films by Akira Kurosawa that lack dialogue.

If he seeks the Republican nomination in 2012, he will in essence be seeking to oust the man who has been his boss for the last two years.

It is not surprising that such women have relatively high tendency to utilise ANC because education endows people to appreciate the essence of seeking healthcare at each stage of life and as such men with at least secondary education might urge their wives on the need to regularly access ANC without obstructing them.

By extracting its essence, I seek to express that which lies at an object's core".

In its essence, Wahhabism sought to simplify Islam to its purest form, rejecting the once prevalent worship of things like rocks and saints' tombs.

While he tried to explain the conflicts of the times from a historical and for him that meant nonpartisan viewpoint, in essence he sought to prove that the French revolutionary development could not and should not be repeated in Germany.

In essence it sought to detach the operations of services from the formulation of policy and led to the hiving off of departmental responsibilities to what have now become a plethora of quasi-independent bodies from the Inland Revenue to Jobcentre Plus, the Prison Service or the Passport Office.

To be found (when an ultimate essence is sought) is to be intrinsically or ultimately real, and nothing has this status for the Geluk tradition, not even emptiness.

In essence, it seeks to stand in for a federal government that, under President Donald Trump, is dramatically scaling back efforts to get the word out that enrollment season is about to begin.

In essence, MSM seeks to emulate an ideal randomized trial with perfect compliance with exposure interventions of interest and no loss to follow-up.

Infectious diseases (from smallpox and plague to tuberculosis and influenza) featured in many of the Indian legends whose essence Day sought to preserve (4 ).