Sports never have some "essence" that can't be altered.
Each new discovery will subtract some essence from the uniqueness of humans.
The heart of the place, though, is in some essence unchanged.
The modern world has sucked out some essence, leaving a film-set perfection hollowed out behind the five-story facades.
Graves were overgrown, stone crosses protruding from tall grasses as though some essence of decay had condensed in them.
Opinion was mixed among other prominent Yorkshire figures on whether Cameron's comments might have some essence of truth.
The aim of the artist is to portray some essence of nature mountains, the wind, rain and the struggle between natural forces.
"Brandon," or at least this Brandon, may represent some essence for her, as if all American manhood were poured into a pair of Army fatigues.
Not just his body but some essence of him was present to me, and I was lost not in wanting to be known but in knowing.
Perhaps it makes sense that his music seems to be getting ever leaner, as if searching for some nugget, some essence.
