It's justifiable to have a drink to celebrate bin Laden's killing or remember a loved one who was lost in the wars since 9/11, but the frat-house essence of these gatherings seems to have more to do with kegs than flags.
However, at Dior the couture is vaunted as the house's essence absolue: astronomically expensive, but undiluted and pure.
The second, Julius, set in the 19th century, is a Jamesian ghost - portraits, daguerreotypes, old houses, the essence of people who've long gone but still cast a spell.
"But this house is the essence of Shelter Island living as it was meant to be; your media room is look out the window and watch the sailboats".
He was, in essence, house-hunting via satellite.
In essence, housing evolution in the Gulf cities can be categorised, following Alexander (2012) classification, into two observable systems.
In essence, housing price linkage not only relies on the effectiveness of linkage channels, but also hinges on the responses of countries to external shocks.
Do you lean toward greater use of city housing subsidies to create government, in essence, government housing?
I wanted to respect the house's structure and essence, without imposing scars on it".
Hopper once said that, as an artist, the only thing he ever aspired to do was to paint "sunlight on the side of a house," and that, in essence, is all he did.
Camera Work was in essence the house journal of the Photo-Secession, a classy group of American photographers which was founded by Alfred Stieglitz in 1902 "to advance photography as applied to pictorial expression".
