In its essence, this war was waged on nothing more than a hunch and a grudge.
Distilled to its essence, your critique is based on the notion that the quality of information is not perfect.
If their prediction is correct, it will confirm that the phenomenon is real and that their formula is capturing its essence.
But its essence is to get rid of the crop, and new techniques, and measures, are being tried to do so.
Students were taught that architecture should display its essence by making a building's purpose, materials and relation to gravity completely clear.
This makes you think that what made television so evil back when it was evil was not its essence but its omnipresence.
Instead of throwing out the law as unconstitutionally vague, as some conservative scholars urged, Ginsberg boiled it down to its essence.
Jacques Chirac was a dyed-in-the-wool Gaullist, and La Francafrique was in its essence a Gaullist enterprise, but even Chirac paid lip-service to the notion that times had changed.
Penalty critics, who've been led by Blatter of late, argue that that when soccer turns to this endgame, "it loses its essence as a team sport, " as Blatter put it.
Its essence, in their view: If the Liberal Democrats were to do poorly in July's election, the prime minister might get the message that he should turn management of Japan Inc. over to someone else.
If Obama and his branding group can boil down the broader meaning of the idea, capture its essence in a more forceful word or phrase that evokes imagery beyond the phrase itself, it might work.
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At a time when movie musicals have come to be synonymous with emotional and visual extravagance -- the super-mega-over-the-topness of "Chicago" or "Dreamgirls" -- Mr. Carney has dared to take everything down to its essence.
Those with more than a superficial view of American national security, who would defend and preserve it from the fire next time, have by necessity divided their forces in advocacy of its various elements, but they have neglected its essence.
On second thought, speaking of the soul of beef, roasted marrow is its meaty essence.
Japan's nuclear anguish stems more from the way the industry is run than from its technological essence.
His collaborator, the comedian and sometime-actor Garry Shandling, has winnowed his autobiography down to its barest essence.
"I definitely think folk music in its very essence is communal, " Pipkin said.
Its very essence of responsibility and tolerance seem to be at a premium.
Rather than adding new features with abandon, as tech companies usually do, it's whittled the Mac down to its elegant essence.
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One clever feature is the ability of the iPod to act like any other small portable hard drive, which at its very essence it is.
At its very essence, socialism is focused on opening up access and ownership of wealth, products and services to all or as much of the general population.
An accumulation of signs can carry architecture only so far, because architecture in its root and essence is very much more than sign language.
The essence of its black box is this: To know the bond, follow the stock.
Now, Nike is seen as a leader in sustainability because it addressed these issues that in essence put its entire business at risk.
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Strangely, then, iconic Dutch art owes an essence of its character to religious iconoclasm, which diverted spiritual passion from sanctuaries to parlors and countrysides.
But the film's singular essence is its evocation of the scintillating intellect, the immature judgment and the emotional maelstrom that constitute Oliver's inner life.
In fact, if you think about it, the investors dumping its shares are in essence betting the U.S. government is about to turn over a new leaf and embrace tough, disciplined spending habits.
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