Sentence examples for essence word from inspiring English sources

In essence, word widths at important block interfaces are defined and all other values are deduced.

To "penetrate the essence of words", of course.

Someone links or writes an article that catches your attention and you find yourself on their website marvelling at how they have captured their essence in words to tell the world who they are and what they do.

They were busy reducing art to its essences, to words, spaces, lines and marks.

(Some men in their demeanor epitomize the essence of a word and Mr. Jackson's picture should be beside the word "cool" in the dictionary because his voice is as smooth as ice! When Trainor wrote this song, she probably didn't mean to reference a male voice. I'm sure her intention was quite the opposite.

Tradition mirrors an aspect of language identified by Jacques Derrida – rather than attributing a single meaning or "essence" of a word, his claim was that the iterative nature of language means that each time a word is used its meaning can change very slightly.

The essence of that word has to be patience.

"The essence, in a word, is goodness," Mr. McFadden said.

We're a team in the true essence of the word.

The last, and perhaps most consistent, doctrine holds that the phenomenal distinctions are unreal appearances of an immutable word essence.

According to the first two, the phenomenal world is still real, though either falsely superimposed on words or a genuine transformation of the word essence.