Sentence examples for such essences from inspiring English sources

Leibniz was one, and he thought that such essences could be given by purely qualitative properties.

(Maritain, of course, would reply that this is precisely his point; such essences are not the object of emperiological sciences).

But, because of the pros hen equivocity of 'is', such essences are secondary—"definition and essence are primarily (protôs) and without qualification (haplôs) of substances" (1030b4 6).

The principal argument for this view that transworld identities require non-trivial individual essences is that such essences are needed in order to avoid what have been called 'bare identities' across possible worlds.

But dating apps that work well don't work well because they capture any such essence of gender or sexuality.

Such essence makes the book very demanding, but very attractive too.

This does not, however, give us a single essence of religion, since the conceptions of divinity are so various, and human relations with divinity are conceived so variously that no such essence is apparent even within Western thought.

Indeed, it was during this time that words such as essence, substance, and being terms that did not belong to the Old or New Testament traditions came to be wedded to biblical witness in the creeds.

If you want flavored lip gloss, add a little essence such as almond essence to the Vaseline and eyeshadow before placing it in the freezer.

Here Bonaventure peers into the notion of "a being" (ens) and finds it has two component principles: independent existence (existere), which gives the being the potential to have a certain essence; and being (esse), the actuality of such an essence.

We're never likely to agree upon what such an essence is.