Sentence examples for personal essence from inspiring English sources

Crucially, this personal essence cannot fall under the jurisdiction of the "natural law" of God's creation.

An outstanding linguist, Ian was a man of the European continent and a passionate believer in the cause of its union, on the basis of both his professional experience and personal essence.

Bookstores are, in essence, personal libraries.

I suspect that The Times's defense of abortion on demand is based on its belief that morality is "personal," which, in essence, means that there is no morality.

And, in my personal opinion, the essence of the gentleman is absent right now.

I'm not saying that John Madden, demon king of the moon, needs to personally play every copy of every game that bears his name, but wouldn't it be really special if somehow you could be sure that your personal copy had essence of Madden in it?

In essence, personal-feedback loops give people contextualized information about their actions, often in real time.

"There are areas where the dancer is able to express their own personal vibe, their own essence," she explained.

About 150 people have bought shares in Erehwon — in essence, hiring personal farmers and turning the old notion of sharecropping on its head.

But it says Australia is following a revenue raising practice largely unchanged from the 1950s – relying on income taxes, both personal and corporate – in essence, ignoring both the impact of globalisation, and the profound economic transformation of the past half century.

It has a few lines for actors with small roles as fans and a personal assistant, but in essence it is a one-woman show drawn almost exclusively from Head's own words.