Sentence examples for of their essence from inspiring English sources

Not being noticed is of their essence.

Their beliefs are of their essence somewhat vague and they are terrified of being pinned down.

But then video-game actors lease a smaller portion of their essence than film actors do; voices, after all, are more interchangeable than faces.

It is a society of a fixed polity, governed by religious doctrines that are not changeable but which are, of their essence, unchangeable".

Rather than merely tipping his hat on-screen in their direction (such as Quentin Tarantino does in "Inglourious Basterds"), Scorsese seems to extract something of their essence and to interpret it in a meaningful, personal, and original way.

The movie is filled with cameos, none of them gratuitous: Sarah Silverman has a strange, libidinous bit; aging local heroes of the L.A. club scene, their faces like Greek masks (these men couldn't be anything but entertainers), express something of their essence in a line or two.

Spinoza holds not only that the existence of things must be explained, but also that the coherence, or incoherence, of their essences (what others would call their possibility) must be explained.

These points can also be captured by the depiction of the PSR as the principle which accounts both for the possibility of things (i.e. due to the coherence of their essences), and for the actualization of essences (i.e. there is a cause of their actualization which thus brings them into existence).

If so, the categoricalist, who firmly holds that all real properties are categorical, might insist that they are not real properties and question the legitimacy of talk of their essences.

Consequently, bacas feel they are not evaluated on their essence of being head shepherds, but tested on some different bureaucratic level, by people who have no practical knowledge.

With her sense of synthesis, she has streamlined those relationships to their essence: that of human being to human being.