It is also in many cases to change it in a fundamental way, to give it a new essence.
They seem to believe that they belong in front of the camera -- especially Emma -- and their free, natural quality is some new essence of the actor's art.
In the first place, according to Henry, God cannot now introduce ex novo a new essence in any part of the series without irremediably destroying the world order.
He has appeared on and been profiled in national media such as MSNBC, CNN, Fox News, Essence Magazine, NPR, VH1, The New York Times, and The Washington Post, and was featured in the documentary The New Black.
Ms. Williams' new album, "Essence" (Lost Highway/Universal), is as tangibly erotic as her persona has become.
The most beautiful song ("Angels Laid Him Away") goes to the most beautiful singer (Lucinda Williams), with results that are far more satisfying than anything on Williams's new album, "Essence".
Nothing exactly new; in essence, the kind of tightening up imagined when people speak about closing loop holes as a way of avoiding the fiscal cliff.
Lucinda Williams has wowed fans and critics alike with her earthy, sensual, no-frills blues-derived music for two decades, and with her new album "Essence," she shows no signs of letting up, although she shows signs of sweetening up.
These tend to make the dominant firm less aggressive in investing in new technologies in essence, because its monopoly with the existing technology is less likely to be challenged.
Lying on the grass, watching the lights of the business district come on, I began to think that Bangkok, battered but unbowed by natural disasters and political violence, was revealing a new inner essence, and providing another useful cliché about itself — that it is, above all, resilient.
The newest, "Glassy Essence," combines choreography by Benoit-Swan Pouffer and photographic portraits of the sleek company dancers by François Rousseau.
