You can list five places to go or five things to eat, but as a writer, I think it's essential to know the message that you're trying to convey.
Christians now believe that the earth is not at the center of the cosmos and have, using Galilean principles of accommodation and the Two Books, used that knowledge to understand that the Bible's geocentrism is not essential to the Bible's overall message.
Cameron's inspiration for the film came from his fascination with shipwrecks; he felt a love story interspersed with the human loss would be essential to convey the emotional message of the disaster.
The Supreme Court, in Cohen v. California, held that the vulgarity of the wording was essential to convey the intensity of the message.
It was essential to incorporate instant messaging into the MTV Web site, Mr. Butterworth said, because the main thing young viewers are doing on the Internet while they watch television is communicating with friends.
For long length LDPC codes (e.g., DVB-S2 codes), typically more than 70% of the circuit's area in VLSI decoders is occupied by memory units [6, 15], which are essential to support the iterative message-passing mechanism.
Then provide only the essential details to support the message and clarify the action.
The battle between the city and the church appears to come down to two essential issues: is the message of eternity a commercial one, and is the roof sign a nuisance so grand that the government must intervene?
Doing so is essential because the message communicated by the audience influences the performance.
The dramatic protagonists of his Classical dramas (particularly Mary Stuart and Joan of Arc) embody the ethical message essential to grace and dignity by maintaining Humanität in the face of adversity.
