Sentence examples for whole essence from inspiring English sources

"Because that's the whole essence of what domestic violence is.

And that's the whole essence of drama: life and death".

"The whole essence of the house was to be push-button color-changing," Mr. Wilzig said.

"Our people have a saying: The whole essence of travel is to go back home".

I was crying because she was articulating the whole essence of the movie – which was about the power of love.

Fretting about things they occasionally fail to do is to miss the whole essence of what sets them apart.

I was put in mind of Henry James's ringing admonitions, in 1901, to Sarah Orne Jewett on the subject of "historical" fiction: You may multiply the little facts that can be got from pictures & documents, relics & prints, as much as you like — the real thing is almost impossible to do, & in its essence the whole effect is as nought..

I was put in mind of Henry James's ringing admonitions, in 1901, to Sarah Orne Jewett on the subject of "historical" fiction: You may multiply the little facts that can be got from pictures & documents, relics & prints, as much as you like — the real thing is almost impossible to do, & in its essence the whole effect is as nought...

What does it mean to have a president who believes that the people are a unified whole whose essence can be distilled into the pronouncements of one man?

She has been featured in the New York Daily News, New York Post, Time Out New York, Vogue.com, Whole Living, Essence Magazine, VegNews, and the cover of Experience Life Magazine, She lives in New York City with her son Fulano and their turtle Climby.

"I myself was watching the clock the whole time," said Essence Carson, the Rutgers senior forward.