For those not especially sensitive to flamenco politics — the everlasting conversation about what evolves the essence of the art and what violates it — Buika's "Mi Niña Lona" can be enjoyed as a great pop record.
"While the company is rapidly evolving, our logo — the essence of our brand — should too".
Kirsch, made of Oregon and Washington cherries, seems muted at first but comes alive in a subtle, minty aroma that evolves into the essence of sugared cherries.
The notion that we will evolve the very essence of democracy beyond the already achieved goal of changing campaign financing and moving power away from private interests is profound.
The business of music continues to evolve, but the essence of being a musician remains the same: We make music, and we want people to hear it.
During the process of analyzing and reflective writing, our understanding evolved and the essence was captured.
Over the years, this conception would be substantially enriched, e.g., by Geiger's idea of "dynamic essences" (cf. Geiger 1924), evolving through time and being characteristically instantiated in artworks (e.g., in essences like the tragic).
Jefferies said: In essence, today's update will we see Drax evolving away from its traditional commodity exposed business towards a more diversified and integrated model.
Since launching in 2013, Elliott has taken California style — laid-back, sporty, functional, elegant yet effortless, and undeniably cool — and distilled it to its essence, creating a wardrobe that reflects the nuanced and rapidly evolving lifestyle scene around him.
The fault zones would be, in essence, highly evolved detachment anticlines.
Financial engineering had, instead of acting as the servant of his business, evolved into its very essence.
