Sentence examples for one of essence from inspiring English sources

In 2005 he was one of Essence magazine's 10 hottest men on the planet.

One of Essence's problems in attracting advertisers is the increasing age of its readers.

Sonia Jackson Myles, a young corporate professional, gained prestigious titles such as one of Essence magazine's Top 25 Women in 2008 and the Trumpet Award Foundation's Women in High Heels Award and the Florida A & M University Presidential Award recipient in 2010.

We interpret the main finding in our comparison above as an indication that the attitudes of the samples are comparable, and that the difference is not one of essence, but rather one of degree.

Some of us demand that only Christians can be allowed in while others call for the violation of one of the essence of our foundation: freedom of religion.

He added that drama was "one of the essences of the BBC" and had to be properly funded.

"Drama is one of the essences of the BBC and I want to make sure we are properly funded in that area.

That was something he was occupied by and one of the essences of what I wanted to tell with this movie".

One of the essences of a data architecture is an overall blueprint of the architecture.

This is one of the essences of design, and what it indeed signifies to the user.

Here and in a lost tract he attacked the doctrine of "quaternity" (an overemphasis on the "one essence" of the Godhead that seems to separate it from the three Persons of the Trinity and so create a fourth), which he attributed to Peter Lombard, a 12th-century theologian.