Sentence examples for of an essence from inspiring English sources
It imagines western culture as the expression of an essence – a something – which has been passed from hand to hand on its historic journey.
Dance is what remains of the spirit of resistance, and of an essence of individuality beyond the autobiographical spiels that are coerced from Ms. Murphy and Mr. O'Conor's characters.
One erogenous buzz good criticism can provide comes from the just-so-ness of its assessment, the casual brilliance of an essence summarized but it helps to be familiar with that essence in order to see where the reviewer succeeds.
During this thousand years in both Western and Eastern Christianity, when the faith had a cultural monopoly, there was an outburst of creativity and a fashioning of a Christian culture that greatly enhanced and complicated any once-simple notions of an essence.
But whence does the being of an essence come?
For Henry even the distinction between esse essentiae and the realitas of an essence is of an intentional type.
The term 'Quine' here must be taken to refer to Quine, not an individual essence, lest the term denote, not an individual essence of Quine, but an individual essence of an individual essence of Quine.
I didn't want to do an impression; I wanted an evocation of him, an essence.
Yet the belief in final unity belongs to any claims of finding an essence.
In all of its magnificence, it retains an essence of discreet dignity.
· Fat itself is a substance or essence of a substance or mode of that essence.
