Sentence examples for superficial essence from inspiring English sources
During this period, they've explored new avenue's such as, with their piece, "The Superficial Essence of a Deep Appearance (Question Mark)" which is a mosaic consisting of pills and MDF, and also their piece (which resembles a stain glass fixture) "CCLXV," consisting of candies and gummy bears.
Later on I became part of a youth movement and I still remember how much we looked down upon young men with moustaches and girls who wore lipstick; we felt they were superficial, simply not of the essence.
So writers somewhat defensively cleaved to this division: pictures were about superficial titillation; prose was about essences.
You can fiddle around with the superficial manifestations of an archetype, but not its essence; the essence is all there is.
That was the essence of "effective multiculturalism": not a superficial exchange of festivals and foods driven by liberal guilt, but something else entirely — an encounter with human desires in all their complexity.
If the claim that intention involves belief is to capture the essence of the will, not a superficial fact about the word 'intend,' the belief must be implicated in the functions of intending and the explanation of action.
Chip Kidd is one of those rare artists whose innovative brilliance, through no fault of his own, has exerted a deadening influence over his chosen field, because it's so easy to imitate the superficials of his style but so hard to capture its essence.
This superficial acquaintance will never provide us with knowledge of the essences of those things.
That, precisely, is the essence of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," the brilliantly superficial suspense drama that has rescued the Disney Company's ABC network, overturned America's prime-time schedule, robbed me of three hours a week and reaffirmed the commonality of television tastes around the world.
It was immature, it was clichéd, it was superficial, and I was truly incapable of penetrating deeper into my own consciousness, where the essence of a writer was to be found.
