Sentence examples for so much essence from inspiring English sources

There is so much life in it, so much essence.

… It is so much the essence of my brand.

Sony Pictures invented a critic to produce bland blurbs for "The Animal" and "A Knight's Tale," fabrications not so much of essence as of source.

Freedom, in fact, is so much the essence of civilization that Hegel maintains that "the history of the world is nothing but the development of the idea of freedom" (Philosophy of History, Vol. 46, p. 369a).

It must also be prepared to engage an enemy mixed in with a civilian population and so brace itself for the inevitable collateral damage that is now so much the essence of American war. .

- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, December 2008 Essence of the Game Football "just loses so much of its essence when it becomes a pansy game".

It's done so much for the essence of sport and the romance of sport.

I learned so much about the essence of care, compassion and honesty in nursing that day and feel so proud that I contributed to her readiness for and acceptance of death.

What better way to start Benjamin Britten's centenary year than with these four historic films by Tony Palmer, which capture so much of the essence of Britten's music-making.

"This study sheet, with its series of rapid sketches," Mr. Rubinstein said, "contains so much of the essence of Leonardo's art: the seamless transition between art and science; sketches of waterworks combined with a heroic figure study; the free use of whatever drawing medium was most appropriate to the task in hand; and the surprises that the artist constantly springs on us".

There's so much in the essence of how she presents herself.