Sentence examples for historic essence from inspiring English sources

Each side renounced the defense of its society & territory against the other's nuclear weapons-that is the treaty's historic essence.

So far, Mr. Carl said that most of the Native shows have been "historic in essence," including "Elegy for an Icon" and "Please Do Not Touch the Indians".

During a special surprise appearance during last weekend's historic annual Essence Music Festival, the 40-year-old dished to Revolt TV about some of the highlights stemming from his comeback tour.

Ms. Greenwood's ascension marks a historic shift at Essence, the most widely read publication for black women in the United States.

In essence, a historic rate rollover is the extension of a currency contract that, if otherwise settled, would result in a loss for a trader.

Stories like this, combined with the catchphrase title of the English translation of Cartier-Bresson's first book, The Decisive Moment (1952), have tended to give the impression that Cartier-Bresson believed that story-telling, the catching on film of the historic moment, was the essence of good photography.

In essence, the historic flow of fluid created reservoirs, and the modification of this flow by exploitation is the basis for the science of geothermal reservoir engineering.

The peculiarly Canadian habit of splitting differences and finding accommodations is the essence of its historic task.

The clothes and the music made her feel very historic, but Minnie in her essence as a woman feels timeless.

Emily, An Amethyst Remembrance lets the poet speak for herself; this deeply moving production sites historic record, but captures the essence of the artist via her work.

Throughout Newport this holiday season, the essence of a picturesque and historic port city shines brightly.