Sentence examples for which essence from inspiring English sources

Ásta Sveinsdóttir (2013) defends a conferralist theory of our knowledge of essence, on which essence of an object is not mind-independent, but rather conferred by our practices and consideration of hypothetical scenarios.

Since that which essence is depends on essence itself, while the fact of being an essence derives from a formal dependence (similitudo) on God, it follows that within essence itself there is a composition prior to the one so far described between essence and existence.

One is partner relationship management, or PRM, which in essence is CRM for dealers or distributors.

The rest, it said, came from bots, which, in essence, are bits of software performing automated tasks.

Take the Hippo Roller, a South African invention, which in essence is a plastic barrel with a handle.

Which, in essence, it is, staged with the assistance of the martial-arts maestro Yuen Wo-Ping.

We choose to court grief by adopting pets, which in essence are no more than companions with built-in obsolescence.

"The Regional Water Authority reports not to the state Department of Public Utility Control, but to the policy board, which in essence rubber-stamped the application".

Needing to stop Darren McFadden in order to stop the Raiders, the Patriots opened the game in bear defensive looks, which, in essence, meant five-man defensive lines.

He said, "What is totally unacceptable is the use of tools which, by essence, discriminate and single out, fostering a general boycott".

At 39, Mr. Ingels has his formal tics already, but also a knack for turning architecture into landscape, which, in essence, is the task here.