Sentence examples for its essences from inspiring English sources

Post-tsarist Russia, on the other hand, was centralised and collectivist and anti anything that spoke to what it saw as the bourgeois fantasy of the self and its essences.

They were busy reducing art to its essences, to words, spaces, lines and marks.

Stripping the show to its essences and trusting those essences passionately yields a sense of timelessness, where many previous productions, in my experience, seemed to sweat too much, striving to outrun consuming traces of anachronism.

England also made a run at the city, but it would end up not just part of America but one of its essences, a place where waterways and railroads crossed, where keening ambition met ample resources and politicians, social reformers, plutocrats and union organizers clashed with regularity.

"In its essence it's a way to sell more products and services".

"In its essence, it's about worshipping yourself," he said.

In its essence, it's very bad food.

At its essence, it is also a noun.

So that's its core essence.

Every organization has its core essence.

It is diminished in its essence but expanded on its surface.