Sentence examples for shifting essence from inspiring English sources

Duality resides, indissoluble, at life's core — Faust's two souls within his breast, Anna Karenina's shifting essence.

Also in 2013, Essence published an interview with McCray; if New York's profile avoided the question of whether, how, and why her desires have shifted, Essence focused almost exclusively on her sexuality, asking McCray directly about how her sexuality and her sexual identity have evolved, with no questions about her politics or work.

Why do you think he shifted, in essence, from being suicidal to homicidal?

Energy harvesting shifts the essence of resource allocation from prolonging the finite lifespan of a device to enabling perpetual life, thereby posing fundamentally new problems.

Part of the false alarm problem, experts say, is caused by private alarm companies selling services and then, in essence, shifting their costs onto the police.

Mattel's stock cratered and Barad lost her job; the company just recently unloaded the Learning Co. "She threw away a tremendous amount of shareholder value, in essence shifting it to the Learning Co. shareholders," says Veaco.

County executives say the governor and lawmakers, in essence, have shifted the financial burden for several programs from the state to the federal health-insurance system, and thus to the counties as well.

Faced by the continued slowdown, he has in essence shifted his emphasis in the past few months away from focusing on deficit reduction to a Keynesian demand boost.