"In its very essence, it was about peace and justice for all people," said Mr. Cobb's brother, James.
One clever feature is the ability of the iPod to act like any other small portable hard drive, which at its very essence it is.
Political in its very essence, it was started by anti-racist campaigner Claudia Jones in the wake of the Notting Hill riots of August , 1958
But no - the flowers and fragrances were Hawaiian, the great rolling waves could only have been breaking and dumping on a Pacific reef and the vast dark landscape of lava, some of it gigantic a'a cinders and some of it the buckled pahoehoe that looks like a melted parking lot; the hospitality, the smiles, the sense of abundance - it was all Hawaiian in its very essence.
It's a polarizing topic at its very essence, but one thing is for sure: So far, venture capitalists are loving this emerging market, and startups are beginning to follow suit.
At worst, they go to its very essence, and they may render it altogether impotent to deliver a fair and just outcome.
Or as Marvin Gaye, the subject of a documentary on this week's PBS American Masters, sang, reducing longing to its very essence in his still-get-up-and-dance-to-it duet with Tammi Terrell, Ain't no mountain high enough Ain't no valley low enough Ain't no river wide enough That would keep me from gettin' to you, babe.
It's an object of beauty and simplicity, Japanese in its very essence.
However, it is worth some extra time and effort, because, in its very essence, the current debate is not about health care.
Its very essence is wandering and alienation.
That's my job, at its very essence.
