Sentence examples for essences can from inspiring English sources

Valerie Bennis, the president of Essence of Vali, a Manhattan-based aromatherapy supplier, was explaining to spa buyers the ways in which "plant essences can have sedative and analgesic properties," she said.

Specific substantial natures (or essences) can be conceived from two points of view: intensionally (in abstracto) and extensionally (in concreto).

Moreover, since essences can never cease to be in their essential being (that is, in their being eternally thought by God), they are absolutely necessary.

Kripke (1971, 1972) and Putnam (1975a) use animal kinds as examples of natural kinds for which a posteriori essences can be found.

It is only in virtue of this relation that essences can also come into actual existence, which signals a new relation between a creature and God, the latter now as efficient cause.

If the infinite substance has "really distinct" attributes, and this distinction is grounded in, say, distinct natures or essences of the infinite substance, then there has to be an explanation of how a multiplicity of natures or essences can be united to form one substance.

In essence, can he act without his author?

Congestion, in essence, can be nailed down to capacity.

That essence can then be compared with a library of known essences and a match made.

A few dashes of anchovy essence can make for a good additional seasoning.

Its essence can be sprinkled on using smoked Spanish paprika or smoked sea salt.