Sentence examples for lingering essence from inspiring English sources
You want elements that make you go, "Oh, that reminds me... .. Indeed, as Heather helps me train my palate, I can first identify only a lingering "essence" for each sample: lemongrass (Irish Green Spot Single Pot Still), yam (Balvenie 12 Doublewood Scotch), orange (Japanese Hibiki Harmony), chocolate (Michter's Single-Barrel Rye), cedar (Pappy Van Winkle).
"The lingering, perceived essence of another" sounds like the subject of a Proustian rumination.
He thinks about his father, a farmer who throws pots and vases in his spare time; even after the older man's death, Yohan imagines that something of his essence lingers in these creations, "that somewhere underneath the glaze and the paint there remained his father's hands".
In essence, it identified a lingering fear among all but Obama's most fervent supporters – that voters were a little too infatuated with his rhetoric and charisma, neither of which would necessarily translate to policy victories.
I used gasoline for these icon's portraits to express how fast one's life can combust and how our essence is left behind lingering in history".
But with lingering economic uncertainty and approaching midterm elections, time is of the essence.
"Old Man's Song," from 1863, about a beggar lingering near a doorway, demonstrates his keen skill in capturing the essence of humanity's outcasts in a manner detached but hardly indifferent.
Two icy sweets — including a granita ice pop infused with yeasty pandanus leaf essence, a flavor commonly found in Southeast Asian desserts — definitively quenched any lingering traces of the meal's initial fire.
The lingering finish was a trifle bitter, and I was disappointed by the lack of soul, that essence that makes a wine unforgettable.
But Franken was lingering.
