Sentence examples for essence since from inspiring English sources

Realness has been her essence since Ms. Blige, 36, signed her first recording contract in 1989.

Nothing about this scene has changed, in essence, since Hemingway, Orson Welles and Ava Gardner pitched up in Pamplona to sit in the front row and chomp on fat cigars.

One can argue that, while the serious dramas we like to see, the tales of hatred and revenge, haven't changed in essence since Sophocles, our interest in shock tactics goes on evolving until we need to see ever-more startling and transgressive material.

In her writing she was prepared to dispatch with all else – even words themselves – to get at this essence: "Since one feels obliged to write, let it be without obscuring the space between the lines with words … The word fishes for something that is not a word.

In essence, since the re-establishment of democracy in 1974, Greece developed its own brand of capitalism.

These maximal possibilities differ haecceitistically even while there is no violation of essence, since no individual exists according to more than a single world.

It is certainly not essence itself, since essence is the result of the composition, not one of its component parts.

A Form, then, is what it is in its own right in that it Is its essence, and since the only thing it Is is its essence, each Form is monoeides, 'of one essence'.

But no accident of what just is can belong to its essence, and since Parmenides admits only a use of "being" indicating what something is in respect of its substance or essence, no differentiating accident of what is can be said to be.

Europe's troika has lost its essence ever since.

Since scientia generally concerns real essences, and since natural philosophy for Locke concerns material substances and their powers, scientia in natural philosophy would be knowledge of material substances' real essences and their necessary connections to qualities flowing from them.