Sentence examples for off the essence from inspiring English sources
Speed is off the essence.
For that reason, Mr. Altman said, he and many other real estate lawyers will hold off making time of the essence until doing so is absolutely necessary.
That's not the case in his live shows, where instead of shtick, his anger comes off as the essence of an aesthetic.
It's that the imperative to keep one's distance from emotional upheaval cuts lawyers off from the essence of human experience.
Though the gentle satire may play into Hollywood's own largely anti-intellectual stereotypes, Rudolph thrusts style to the fore: whether his own or Hemingway's, it comes off as the essence of substance and the stuff that romantic dreams are made of.
Lucas and Sandro may yet mature - but they are some way off and time is of the essence for the Selecao.
"Speed is of the essence.
Speed was of the essence.
Left unchecked, Colau argued, mass tourism in Barcelona could kill off the very essence of the city that attracted tourists in the first place.
Left unchecked, Colau said, mass tourism in Barcelona could kill off the very essence of the city that attracted the tourists in the first place.
