Sentence examples for its core essence from inspiring English sources

So that's its core essence.

Every organization has its core essence.

But at first glance it seems as though the broadband provider having any influence in decision-making for the online video service (which at its core essence threatens the Comcast cable subscription model) was the key concern in both the FCC's and the DOJ's anti-trust deliberations.

He says we need to change our language and refers to the Archbishop of Sweden, who has brought the message down to its core essence: We are disrupting God's creation, we depend on a healthy planet, and therefore we need to ensure we stay within a stable system.

Additionally and perhaps reflecting its core essence, semantic memory allows us to generate coherent concepts which license generalizations based on meaning rather than surface similarities (Rosch 1975; Smith and Medin 1981; Wittgenstein 2001; Lambon Ralph et al. 2010).

The magnetic amplifier dimmer, developed in the 1950s, was in essence a saturable core dimmer that used electronic, rather than mechanical, control to vary the level of magnetism in its iron core.

Always, whether they follow good or bad performances, they cleanse the palate, leading a spectator into core essences of dance itself: music, phrasing and rhythm, partnering, stance and balance.

Core essences of ballet — academic virtuosity, big-theater projection, formal grace, boy-hunts-girl romantic drama and spectacular ceremony — were forged in the era of 19th-century Romanticism in ways that audiences continue to respect.

But it also has at its core the essence of what it means to be human: being honest and authentic, sharing love and pain and growing as one to achieve something great.

Agent takes the core concept of Trigger and boils it down to its essence.

It's pared down to its essence.