… It is so much the essence of my brand.
Participation is pretty much the essence of "Sleeping Under Stars, Living Under Satellites," which extends beyond the museum into Ridgefield.
He built it by hand which was very much the essence of my time there – wholesome, earthy and simple.
But Iggy, backed by the Patti Smith Group, is pretty much the essence of what you want a Bowie tribute to be.
Sony Pictures invented a critic to produce bland blurbs for "The Animal" and "A Knight's Tale," fabrications not so much of essence as of source.
Urging on the dancers, and sometimes performing himself, Dallas is as much the essence of show-business sleaze as Joel Grey's master of ceremonies was in "Cabaret" forty years ago.
Freedom, in fact, is so much the essence of civilization that Hegel maintains that "the history of the world is nothing but the development of the idea of freedom" (Philosophy of History, Vol. 46, p. 369a).
Since then shellfish farming has not changed much in essence but with the advantages of modern technology, farmers are able to breed millions of oysters per year.
Longchen Rabjam sets out the course of the Nyingma theory of the truths and the later philosophers of the school took similar stance without varying much in essence.
The scene is pretty much the essence of Aqua Expeditions: Usiel and his brother Daniel have bushwhacked our way in here, at times standing on the bow of the little boat and hacking back the brush with a machete.
