It is not the view that we see God's essence — that vision in God is vision of God — though Malebranche's chief critic, the Cartesian Antoine Arnauld, charged that it was.
In the 1950s and 1960s countless full-length studies, articles, and monographs variously sought the essence, the vision, the view of life, or the spirit of tragedy out of a concern for the vital culture loss were the death of tragedy to become a reality.
It is, in essence, your vision statement.
Gretzky's well-known quote is one of the most abused business clichés, but that's because (a) business people love sports analogies and (b) it so perfectly captures the essence of vision.
The essence and vision of multidisciplinary cooperative practice at the primary care level rallied nearly all respondents, while its administrative form of overlapping structures did not.
Here is the essence of her vision: brutal, vivid, demanding, deranged.
His patter to the audience is artful, but the essence of his vision is summed up at the end.
As a concept, he finds the idea of video sequences exhilarating, setting the mood and conveying the essence of his vision, backed up with a look book focused on the clothes.
What a silly and technical term to describe what is, in its essence, a moral vision for how our society ought to approach healthcare.
Hoffman and LinkedIn represent the distilled essence of Silicon Valley's vision of the economic future.
