"The essential beauty of something is enhanced by the ways in which it's ultimately ruined, but ruined in the way we think of Greek ruins and fabulous old buildings that reek of time and story and humanity.
It is a film about the essential strangeness of something society insists is the benchmark of normality: the family, a walled city state with its own autocratic rule and untellable secrets.
Now, choked with resentment and self-pity, apparently convinced that despite a life of wealth and power he represents the whipped and wounded, he has spelt out the essential components of something that might soon become familiar to us.
A charitable view would assign to Socrates in place of (1) the view that only expert knowledge on the model of techne requires the ability to give definitions, and in place of (2) the view that we cannot know what the essential features of something are until we know its essence.
A more contemporary definition of spirit might also include "the essential nature of something".
"Ser" is used to describe the essential characteristics of something - for example, it is used for physical descriptions, for time and dates and for describing characters and personalities, amongst other things.
This necessary omission of something essential was the challenge to commissioning and editing Adventures Less Ordinary: How to Travel and Do Good, a new and free guide to mindful adventures due to be released in mid-January and drawing on the combined expertise of two dozen leading voices advocating for travel that makes a difference.
This study is a reminder of something essential.
The eleven-point game, however, has unquestionably sapped the sport of something essential.
No one gets everything they want in life, but to be childless felt like being deprived of something essential: the primal human experience.
But, taken as a whole, they were a reminder of something essential, a kind of invisibility that has never gone away, and the persistent feeling of resignation that it will always be so.
