Sentence examples for statement the essence from inspiring English sources

The news media have seized upon a literal interpretation of the word brainwashed, thus cloaking the content of his statement, the essence of which was that he was told less than the whole truth about American intentions in the war during his Vietnam visit.

That statement captured the essence of Shinseki's dilemma.

"I see it somehow as an over-all statement of the essence of royalty," he said.

In another sense (2) the form or the archetype, i.e. the statement of the essence, and its genera, are called 'causes' (e.g. of the octave the relation of 2 1, and generally number), and the parts in the definition.

In a way that statement expresses the essence of Merrill's organizational approach.

'A Pinch Of Delusion, A Dash Of Audacity & A Shot Of Courage' this statement is the essence of what I feel it takes to live your boldest dreams.

'A Pinch Of Delusion, A Dash Of Audacity & A Shot Of Courage' this statement is the essence of what I feel it takes to live your boldest dreams. .

When we make grand statements on the "essence" of our traditions, we're always leaving something out, because historical reality is too messy and complicated for a clear essence to be possible.

The statement added that "the essence of Dannon's advertising remains unchanged and will continue to be truthful and in compliance with all laws and regulations".

In a statement pointing up the essence of uninhibited romantic lust and willfulness Hegel said: "it is the inner experience of their heart and individual emotion, or the particular qualities of their personality, which insist on satisfaction".

The second statement also addresses the essence of the American economy.