"Because you get a real essence of me in this performance".
The mounds, rounds or rolls of pearly white, sweet-sour, just warm rice are the real essence of sushi.
Here was the real essence of English sport, with no more than a handful of English players on the pitch.
Unfortunately, the show he has reprised here will short-change fans of the real essence of his legendary comedy characters Sir Les Patterson and Dame Edna Everage.
But in its blithe indifference to the real essence of architecture, which is the poetic shaping of space, such a flaying is scarcely preferable to demolition.
"The real essence of a record company, the reason why a record company is successful is having good A&R," he said.
There are hundreds of colour guard performances on YouTube, but according to Byrne, none of them capture the real essence of the sport.
This is what he elsewhere characterizes as the real essence.
So, since the real essence (the atomic constitution) of a horse is unknown to us, our word 'horse' cannot get its meaning from that real essence.
Indeed it is quite difficult to see how a mode could have a real essence if the model for what a real essence is comes from corpuscular structures.
Were the real essence known, all the observable properties could be deduced from it.
