Hence, while virtue "most essentially consists in benevolence to being" (True Virtue, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 540), in a wider sense it includes not only benevolence but also "complacence" in benevolence's intrinsic excellence or beauty.
Also, it has recently been shown that the NFκB binding sequence is a gene regulatory motif that is most essentially involved in the regulation of cellular aging.
Leaders must be self-confident to persevere, she argues, but, most essentially, leaders must have confidence in the people they are leading.
These parameters must be comparable among different institutions and, most essentially, they must be available in good quality for a period of time before and after the system introduction.
This question is really the most essentially philosophical of all questions" (quoted in Slater 1994, 67).
Write more than 5 articles in the beginning: A good writer is most essentially a prolific one.
Also, most essentially, he's attention-seeking.
There were various architectural styles used on memorials, but most were essentially conservative in nature, typically embracing well established styles such as classicism and embracing mainstream Christian symbolism.
For CPP, most of the signs were present essentially in the knees and in the wrists.
For with the land comes the right to withdraw the water linked to it, in most countries essentially a freebie that increasingly could be the most valuable part of the deal".
