These are "the essential words".
It is singing stripped to its essentials — words lifted and carried by the curves of melody.
Take, for instance, that most essential of words: "PSALM," which appears that way on the left-hand pages but is spelled "PSALME" on the right-hand pages.
In these savage times, it is essential to remember the words of the champ: "I am a Muslim.
Sweating profusely, changing his T-shirts throughout the day, fuelled by pea soup and benzedrine, he embarked on a typing marathon – three weeks in April 1951 – in which the essential draft (nearly 90,000 words) of On the Road would be completed.
Recent historians have pointed to Lincoln's fatalistic, impersonal style as evidence, in David Donald's words, of "the essential passivity of his nature," the trait of character that made him say in a letter in early 1864, "I claim not to have controlled events, but confess plainly that events have controlled me".
To put it another way, in the words of another essential -- though not as admired -- institution, the airline industry, "Secure your own oxygen mask first before helping others".
In other words, infrastructure investments feed our economic growth which is our best guarantor of, in fact essential to - in the words of the proclamation -. the security, economic welfare, public health, and safety of the United States.
Those selfies play "an essential role in word of mouth," says an official with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. .
Cover quotes and words of praise are essential to a book.
