Sentence examples for shared essence from inspiring English sources

Good prose, after all, relates to our shared essence: we know it when we read it, we assent to it, we get it.

Scholars have sought to make sense of the semi-metaphysical quality of Romanipen as a fully historical condition, the way that an earlier generation of historians tried to make something of the equivalent idea of Yiddishkeit — the shared essence of Jewish culture.

The core of what matters is that we're exploring a shared essence among different art forms, to create a whole that's greater than any of its parts.

Indifference realism rejects the core principle of material essence realism by rejecting the notion that there are shared essences and holding that individuals are completely discrete from one another.

There is some apparent support to be found in Spinoza's text for the claim that distinct individuals may share essence.

In the future, there may also be opportunities for sharing ESSENCE data with state or local ESSENCE systems for even greater situational awareness in communities containing both Federal and civilian healthcare facilities.

Because this shared substance or essence is a divine one, this is understood to imply that all three named individuals are divine, and equally so.

Jenkins explains what was at stake in the seemingly wacky wars over the Arian heresy — the question of whether Jesus the Son shared an essence with God the Father or merely a substance — which consumed the Western world through the second and third centuries.

"I was looking at a tadpole of a song," she explained, "and needed to let it grow into a hoppy little number before I shared its essence".

"[It] is a strange phenomenon," she shared with Essence.

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