Sentence examples for the essences from inspiring English sources

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the essences

noun

The inherent nature of a thing or idea.

Exact(59)

Those are the essences of your ingredients; don't lose them.

The Roure factory does nothing except extract the essences.

And an uneducated foray into the essences of aromatherapy can sometimes have disastrous consequences.

The essences are suspended in alcohol and dropped on the tongue.

The essences as such are not real but demand realization in pure reflective consciousness.

— Combining the essences of different kinds of music used to be a stroke of creativity.

And in Lumio, I visited the essences distillery of L'Astratella, where I bought lavender and fig oils.

Roussanne at its best is a supremely elegant wine, seemingly made from the essences of a hundred flowers and fruits.

He added that drama was "one of the essences of the BBC" and had to be properly funded.

Meg's brother, Charles Wallace, is cryptically "gifted" — he somehow seems to maintain a direct line to the essences of things.

"The essences reveal a floral back note," Ms. Aftel explained, "which you don't get with the original material".

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