"The formation of the governing council was in its essence a negotiation between Tehran and Washington," he said.
Only one of the current crop of new Romanian directors, Corneliu Porumboiu, reworks the very stuff of the cinema, and his 2009 film "Police, Adjective" shows where he finds its essence: in the conflict between word and image, between language and action.
The battle for Florida was distilled today to its essence: a sharpening contest between dueling images of chaos and order.
At its essence, NCS creates electronic connections between the microscale and the macroscale on circuitboards.
At this point there appears to be a close connection between the essence of a substance and its species (eidos), and this might tempt one to suppose that Aristotle is identifying the substance of a thing (since the substance of a thing is its essence) with its species.
And it's being made into a very practical contract, in essence, between donor and recipient.
I think I wanted to see if in fact there was no difference, in essence, between the old character and the young character.
A set of YouTube videos of the question session after the screening (1, 2, 3) depicts a big group hug, in essence, between the audience and film team.
On the same theme: Jean-Luc Godard's 1987 video "On S'est Tous Défilé," commissioned by Marithé and François Girbaud, breaks down conventional boundaries between found and confected style, between manner and essence, between artifice and reality.
Jeff Mayers, a political reporter in Madison who runs a Web site that has been covering the campaign intensively (http://wispolitics.com), sees the election as a fight, in essence, between Governor Thompson's organization and the state's most powerful union, the Wisconsin Education Association Council, a teachers' group with 90,000 members.
