Sentence examples for like the essence from inspiring English sources

For whatever reason, crush just feels like the essence of what we're going to do.

After all, cheesy cauliflower seemed like the essence of British nursery food.

He then offered a first conclusion that sounded like the essence of the pragmatic Big Society philosophy.

Embellished with his trademark wry detours and eerie asides, A Place in the Country feels like the essence of Max.

And they tasted like the essence of Italy, with that firm texture and eggy flavor that makes sauce almost superfluous.

It looks like the essence of all we know about the ancient world, which is not much.

Her pristine blank paper is often first interrupted by figure drawings in varying degrees of resolve, before being gessoed over, drawn upon again, gessoed again -- these steps repeating in a garret she calls "the spatter room" as needed until she arrives at something she likes, "the essence that will undergird the final artwork".

It was a side bet, if you like, the very essence of prizefighting when it entered the sporting consciousness of this country, bare-knuckled and brazen, in Georgian times.

Arthur Miller, echoing the poet Archibald MacLeish, liked to say that the essence of America was its promises.

Cohen likes to get at the essence of his subject without explaining his subject.

Arthur Miller liked to say that the essence of America was its promise.