Sentence examples for secret essence from inspiring English sources
'Every human life has a secret essence, it's a secret even to the possessor, because you don't know what to make of it,' he says.
By this he means, no doubt, both deliverance from and deliverance to -- deliverance from the noise of daily life, and deliverance to its hidden essence, its secret language.
In death, Charles Dickens still keeps his greatest secret to himself — the essence of his energy.
Fallon wrote: "By arguing that gay actors should keep their sexuality secret, Damon is in essence turning homosexuality into some sort of event or curio that should matter when an actor is being considered for a role".
Ḥaqīqah, (Arabic: "reality," "truth"), in Sufi (Muslim mystic) terminology, the knowledge the Sufi acquires when the secrets of the divine essence are revealed to him at the end of his journey toward union with God.
The secret is to get the essence of a programme into the product".
Asking questions, he said, is both the secret of science and the essence of the Talmud, the dialectic forming the character of the Jewish people.
Architects and landscapers have aimed to keep the essence of the secret garden discovered by Hammond and David: the tough industrial structure juxtaposed against a verdant meadow on top.
"Therefore, already in its earliest origins, the creation is a kind of exile, in that it involves God removing Himself from the center of His essence to His secret places".
This is the essence of state secrets.
