Sentence examples for has its essence from inspiring English sources

Theories may need essences, as Gould claims; but if what is fundamental to the theory has changed, then so has its essence.

Every organization has its core essence.

This new panorama will confirm the reduced cultural importance of architecture, as the imperative of the engineering part will have its effect on the conceptual essence of architectonic projects.

Each of these festivals, as well as the many others that have sprung up in the last 15 years — including Panorama, Wayhome, Governor's Ball, Firefly, Sasquatch, Outside Lands and Hangout — has its own essence, to some degree.

Every game has its own essence.

Each has its own individual essence.

Nonetheless, even apart from the impact of awards, I get an extra jolt of pleasure seeing awards go to movies, performances, or technical achievements that I admire — and that pleasure has its roots in the essence of movies.

Now, of course, you book ahead and line up and are ushered through and the lights work and the frescoes are restored — but the experience has lost its essence.

Mr. Howard shot a video for the song "Sanctuary," which had its premiere on Essence.com, and he has lined up appearances and performances on major morning and late-night shows.

The White House has in its essence always been the same".

I realize that it is hard to ask Congress to enact something that has at its essence an admission that Congress is incapable of successfully carrying out the detailed wonkish work of modernizing Medicare to make it sustainable for years to come.