Sentence examples for essence use from inspiring English sources
Pakistan's nuclear stand, was, in essence, "Use it or lose it," Zinni said.
(For example: cleanse, double cleanse, exfoliate, tone, spray yourself with "essence," use an "ampoule," apply a sheet mask, add eye cream, moisturize, moisturize again).
In essence, use of an E. coli vaccine by cattle producers could result in notable benefits to downstream firms but direct benefits to producers that incur the costs of adoption are currently elusive, limiting adoption.
In essence, use of such an app can be seen as an expression of patients' wishes to improve the effectiveness of their treatment by improving their adherence.
In a Nature Running world, gather desired amount of Pure Essence (use Pouches if you want) and head to the Nature Altar via walking there, using the Abyss or come from Shilo Village.
America is, in essence, using threats to outsource its financial policing.
The Iranians are "in essence using our own money, and they're getting around what we're trying to enforce," one American official said.
African-American magazines such as Jet and Essence used it in encouraging self-help articles, and scholarly books with titles such as Black Empowerment: Social Work in Oppressed Communities were published.
And Ms. Alcorn — whose bracing artist's statement explained in essence (using bawdier language) that "Juniper Alcorn is a feminist and messes around accordingly" — said, "The work is Abstract Expressionism meets feminist arts-and-crafts".
"It is a sign of what happens when you have Chicago-style politics, and the president of the United States and his political minions are, in essence, using our tax dollars to buy corporate advertising".
That's been the case (with minor exceptions) on every episode of this MTV reality show, which returns Tuesday night, taking its title from the phenomenon of catfishing — in essence using a fake identity to attract someone's interest.
