Sentence examples for essence so that from inspiring English sources

When brainstorming covers, we try to boil a subject down to its essence so that we can compose an image that clearly conveys what the story is about.

But for expert writers like Bellow, Woolf, Carter and Nabokov, excess, somewhat paradoxically, is of the essence – so that excess might not even be the correct term after all.

He said last week that time is of the essence, so that the new head coach would have the pick of a large pool of assistants in assembling his staff.

Existence can consequently be said to be external to essence, so that an existing thing, whose essence or quiddity is possible, can be said to be composed of essence and existence.

Albert allows that such propensities are necessary in their subjects, and he agrees that they are not part of the subject's essence, so that they follow deductively from its nature, but he allows no sort of efficient causation any role in this process.

Young men and women are being raised in a divided, uncertain atmosphere and I wanted to capture that essence so that we can further consider the implications of a Balkan region that will be led by this generation.

"I wanted to be respectful of her, her story and her essence so hopefully that will all come through," she said.

She defended the film at a special screening of her new film Stoker at the Curzon Soho, saying: "I wanted to be respectful of her, her story and her essence so hopefully that will all come through".

He tries to help techies get a handle on poetry by comparing it to code: You're trying to take something that can be described in many, many sentences and pages of prose, but you can convert it into a couple lines of poetry and you still get the essence, so it's that compression.

But he says government has to understand that for indigenous people "their country is the essence of their being so that's why they live in these areas".

"I am faced with the fact," he says, "that my fellow man is rapidly becoming less and less interested in cooking food" so that "in essence, writing a cookbook is like writing history".