Therein lies the essence of this simple, bluntly effective movie.
At its heart lies the essence of poetry: a simile.
Far from the clichéd Jordan comparisons, there lies the essence of the Scottie Pippen story.
Somewhere between the poles of pure fantasy and sharp political engagement lies the essence of Mr. Tsui's work.
Within that multitude of names lies the essence and the central problem of "A Free Man of Color," which opened on Thursday in a Lincoln Center Theater production.
But the poor Tatar boy never tired of being the prince, and therein lies the essence of why these two huge figures in 20th-century ballet, from the same mother, the Kirov, were never to merge onstage.
Yet regulators (such as Consob, which regulates Italy's stockmarket) and sophisticated financial institutions not only failed to spot the trouble, but also let it get worse, overseeing a spiral of debt issuance and off-balance-sheet deals that allowed Parmalat to keep up its pretence.Therein lies the essence of Mr Bondi's case against the banks.
"All you care about is the show!" In that joke lies the essence of Rodgers and Hammerstein's revolution in musical storytelling, which began in 1943, with "Oklahoma!" In its out-of-town tryouts, the show, then titled "Away We Go!," was billed as a "musical comedy"; by the time it arrived in New York, with its now indelible brand name, it had become a "musical play".
And therein lies the essence of crowdfunding.
Herein, perhaps, lies the essence of the relationship between many indigenous peoples and the natural world.
If only one could peel back the bruised skin of reality and retreat into the warm oblivion of childhood once again; or perhaps therein lies the essence of madness..
