For a start, trying to make the Times a national newspaper loosened its essential ties with New York.
Since humans are distinct persons but with essential ties to a community, my work must be fulfilling both individually and socially: I must do something that satisfies me as an individual and that I regard as producing significant good for others.
Sartre's study of "bad faith" (self-deception) is driven by striking vignettes like that of the woman torn between her psychological desire for a man's attention and her lack of sexual interest in him, who allows him to caress her while thinking of herself as a pure consciousness, with no essential tie to the body he is touching.
The essential tie between soul and life is clearly not open to sense-perception; instead, it takes a good deal of reflection on what it means to be and to have a soul.
Nonetheless, the idea that our common sense concepts of mental states reveal an essential tie between mental states and their typical behavioral expressions is retained, and elaborated, in contemporary "analytic" functionalist theories.
The Pokemon culture was the emotional nostalgic hook, while the virtual mobile app was the modern relevance (essential tie to make nostalgia marketing successful) that boosted Nintendo's market value to $18 billion in two weeks.
Backers of the rail line, including the government and the city's economic elite, see the link as essential to tying the city into the mainland's rapidly improving rail system and its vibrant economy, growing at 10 percent a year.
An accurate determination of this key date would be essential for tying the primary radiation of eukaryotes to specific events in the geological record and possibly identifying the factor(s) that triggered the rapid radiation.
The concept of purpose-driven thinking (and action) is essential, and closely tied into Point #1.
Government Web sites not tied to "essential" government services would not update during a shutdown, a senior administration official said.
