I missed "Lady With the Little Dog," but everything I did see of her work suggests that she felt a crude narrative outline and some passionately gestural dances were enough to evoke the essence of supreme literary masterpieces.
To this day this collection is prized as a supreme poetic representation of the essence of Arab culture and its values, with chivalry, generosity, endurance, and hospitality as major components.
Mary Wilson of the Supremes said that captured his essence.
The presentation in Milan was designed to showcase the essence of the brand: supreme tailoring, with another arm of upscale sportswear but, above all, the sense that the customer is discreet, loyal and engaged.
Within Paul's system, what plays the role of the Thomistic rationes is the divine essence itself, which is the supreme principle of knowledge of possibles, but not an idea.
In essence, he'll mimic his supreme leader, Sen. Jim DeMint, the deranged knuckle-dragger from South Carolina.
In February the supreme court declared ragging a "human-rights abuse in essence" and ordered measures to stamp it out, including stopping funding to universities with especially poor records.
An "authentic existentialism," Maritain writes, "affirm[s] the primacy of existence, but as implying and preserving essences or natures, and as manifesting the supreme victory of the intellect and intelligibility" (ibid., p. 13).
The reason is that, whereas the metaphysician studies the ten supreme genera in order to explain their natures and essences, the logician does not have this aim in mind.
