Together, the two fields are stronger than the original and lie essentially along the axis of Earth's rotation.
He is an author of a "true" book who is gnawed by the fact that he keeps having to fabricate: to lie, essentially.
Similarly, though, the NGO's themselves face a quandary: their strength lies, essentially, in their freedom to act outside formal strictures.
Once again the temptation has been to enshrine in a body of rules what lies essentially beyond the reach of rules: a unity of experience that cannot be predicted but only achieved.
China has reacted coolly to suggestions that a solution to the world's economic problems lies essentially in the hands of two powers, China and America what some call the G2.
So later we met at a coffee shop, where I spoke in platitudes about why we needed to break up, how we weren't right for each other, lies, essentially, lines I had heard in a movie.
The pattern of the design may be interpreted as rocky islets in a sea, but the garden's appeal lies essentially in the charm of its relationships and the arrangement of rocks such that all 15 are not visible from any single vantage point.
The originality of this work compared to the test of Posner, lies essentially in the methodology used to study the attentionnal systems.
The specificity of bioprocesses, in relation to chemical processes, lies essentially in the fact that reaction rates are not completely determined by thermodynamic variables (pressure, temperature, composition).
The secret of his power is simple, for it lies essentially in the fact that his political principles were interwoven with his very spirit".
