Sentence examples for first essence from inspiring English sources

In the first, essence is a kind of potential substratum that is filled by existence at the moment of its actualization.

While we are asked to know God understood by Ibn Gabirol in tripart terms as a hidden First Essence and as an active, manifesting Will and Wisdom we are cautioned a few lines later that it is impossible to truly know the First Essence, and that we can only aspire to know the things which He makes and sustains (Fons Vitae 1.4, p. 6, lines 19 22).

The Maku Tree tells Link he will need the eight Essences of Nature and gives him the Gnarled Key, which unlocks the dungeon holding the first Essence.

This ethereal fifth essence, or "quintessence," was the very substance, medieval theologians went on to propose, of which the angels themselves were made.

In the first signum, essence loses its non-being; in the second, essence occupies an intermediate position between the non-being it is abandoning and the being it is acquiring, and in this sense it is the subiectum of the transmutation; finally, in the third, essence has acquired its being, and as such it is the terminus of the change (Summa, art. 59, q. 2, ed. 1520, f. 138vR).

After getting the sixth Essence, Link is told he has the opportunity to save Nayru.

All the control participants will be invited to attend a second ESSENCE programme held at each site, which starts after the test groups have completed the programme.

The record will reflect that Gold Dollar ran second and Essence of Dubai third, but a record crowd of 69,523 -- no doubt inflated by a T-shirt giveaway -- knew it was a one-horse race; Medaglia d'Oro went off at odds of 3-5.

First, the essence of the angler is evident from his activity and is easy to spell out using dichotomous division.

This isn't the first time Essence has had to fight a racial firestorm.

He or she will remove part of your enamel first, in essence to make room for the veneer.