Sentence examples for essence these changes from inspiring English sources

In essence these changes in thinking are similar to what has happened in athletic training, where not too long ago it was considered unacceptable to consume water during practice, and now it is recognized how important it is to hydrate during heavy physical training.

The emotional spark and social engagement, the novelty seeking, the courage and creativity of adolescence all have downsides and upsides, but the essence of these changes is to prepare for the transition between childhood dependence and adult responsibility.

In essence, these external changes result in our own internal change, and are the catalysts for personal and communal growth.

These changes are the essence of the mobile-first movement, but they will give way to a new and more dynamic process as the mobile-born users enter the workforce.

These changes only confirm the essence Bess shares with Crown and Sportin' Life, a fierce independence of spirit which undermines the servile piety that is the community norm.

In essence, monitoring changes in disease burden anywhere it is found in the body may offer the best means of patient management.

In essence, changes in the earth's climate since the last Ice Age have not been progressive but rather oscillatory.

When we don't like someone, whether we are aware of it or not, our whole essence changes and we become distant, irritated, critical and on edge.

Essence Goldman (Sunday) Like some other rock musicians who used to perform only for adults, Essence Goldman changed her tune when she had a child.

At the end of three hours of untrammelled theatricality punctuated by skits (written by novelist David Mitchell), what is truly thrilling about Kate Bush's comeback is how little her voice – or her essence – have changed.

According to Logical Propositions' rules: Schumpeterian "creative destruction" is in essence a change.