Sentence examples for understood in essence from inspiring English sources

The meeting which is understood, in essence, to have been primarily a consultative one, is potentially a critical turning point in the United Nation's involvement in Iraq's steps towards democracy.

But the spontaneity and the ephemeral essence understood in these picture makes it more magical for Bernardelli.

And yet he struck notes of solidarity with the Catonsville Nine, and wrote an essay meant, in part, to help middle-class Catholics understand the action as "in essence non-violent," even if it "frightened more than it has edified".

I think my son understands this, in essence, but I now realize there needs to be more to the conversation.

I, q. 15), however, Henry clarifies that the primacy of one faculty over another can be understood in a double sense: "primacy of essence" should be attributed to voluntas, whereas "primacy of action" should be attributed to ratio.

What was earlier called svabhāva as absolute reality is only a specific form of svabhāva understood as essence: in the same way as heat is an essential quality of fire emptiness is an essential quality of all phenomena.

This basic aspect of the mask is understood at least in essence by everyone.

Like Ibn Rushd, Delmedigo believed that it was necessary to let simple religious believers retain their childish misunderstandings of true religion, which only the true philosophic scholars could understand to be in essence reconcilable with Aristotelian science.

These artists, many of whom worked in anonymity for big corporations, understood the essence of timeless appeal.

A descriptive content analysis approach focusing on the manifest content in the text was carried out to understand the essence in the data from the interviews.

In turn this call was heeded by the EAF, and it has understood the essence of this message.