Doing science, whose essence is to understand nature, inspires awe.
After all, this is pop, whose essence is assimilation.
My father was the guy whose essence was forming who I was".
It rather is known by the self, whose essence is pure, undefiled consciousness.
Each is driven by a sense of drama, whose essence is conflict.
It may involve a flight from responsibility, whose essence is honesty.
This doesn't jibe with the memory of a man whose essence seemed securely locked away, even, one suspected, from himself.
Perfection suggests stasis, and there is no stasis in the medium of time, whose essence is mutation.
The practitioner chooses the herbal formula whose essence, or signature energy vibration, correctly stimulates or adjusts the body's own energy vibration.
But also like acting, or playing a concert — something whose essence is bound up in the fact that it's being done live.
And many hopeful, hurting Catholics will be left where they were under Benedict: with a faith whose essence warms them, but whose formal administration leaves them cold.
