Sentences with phrase «of essence of»

While the date of the commission of an offence must be stated in an information or indictment, it does not have to be laid according to truth unless time is of the essence of the offence.

If the Court sought the protection of the essence of the right to petition, the fact is that this right can be equally disregarded in either situation.

In a particularly exalted mood, the Court has held that «the very existence of effective judicial review designed to ensure compliance with EU law is of the essence of the rule of law.»

Simon, what you viewed as «eavesdropping» was for many of us the essence of Twitter — the «cocktail party effect.»

that is, indeed, a nice distillation of the essence of religion, which is self contradiction.

Ofune uses the color white to depict stimulating realities like a cloudy or snowy environment, or something extraordinary like a bare glimpse of an essence of a natural phenomenon, a sense of the infinite through whiteout conditions.

He explores the issue of the essence of video as artistic expression and video as a medium.

The American art critic Arthur Danto (1924 — 2013) spent his entire life in pursuit of the essence of art.

Over generations, she has tirelessly emphasized the importance of art as part of the essence of human experience, and the need for spaces that provide direct experiences with original works of art.

It's an abstract concept she describes as «part of the essence of a painting, or a sculpture» that can be sensed in the hushed atmosphere of gallery or museum.

David Levinthal interviewed by Andrea Blanch in Musee Magazine... I took this photo class because it was taught by someone who was the sort of essence of coolness and I thought, «Well, Dwight's cool.

While seemingly reduced to noise, the recordings reveal individual colors of the essence of each location.

In Mr. Ryman's artworks, even the fasteners that connect a painting a wall are part of the essence of the piece.

Her artistry can be a slight whiff of the essence of both Robert Motherwell and Mark Rothko under whom she studied as a student at Hunter College.

The exhibition shows Hockney as an intelligent and profound interrogator of the essence of art.

Moreover, Bas shifts the focus away from earlier themes toward an exploration of the essence of painting, displaying an overt interest in abstraction that puts the work far from the misguided comparisons to Kilimnik / Peyton of yesteryear.

With this reduced and radical orchestration Eriksson provokes the question of the essence of painting: for Eriksson painting is an expression of one's own perception.

The outcome results in questions that surround morality, vurtues, and human values through a presentation of the essence of our history and ruins.

The recent sculptures reveal an intense awareness of the essence of sculpture.

If one thinks of the essence of Modernism as being about direct experience rather than recreated experience, the artist who has really continued to expand...

Since this is our first time posting about Dragon Ball Online here on Anime Games Online, below are some videos that capture some of the essence of the game.

Because of one limitation or another, handheld versions of the games available on today's consoles usually are more limited offerings that capture some of the essence of home console version, but don't really offer the experience per se.

Taking greater inspiration within its horror elements and evoking more of an essence of Killing Floor, WW2's healthy dose of wave - based action follows a squad of diverse characters portrayed by the likes of David Tennant, Ving Rhames, Élodie Yung, and Katheryn Winnick, as they battle through zombie - infested snowy streets, sinister labs, sewers and salt mines in a detailed and densely - packed environment that's full of surprises, puzzles to solve and mysteries.

All suites are cleverly designed to take advantage of the essence of Noosa with stunning beach and ocean views.

WELCOME The activities of the Arti Foundation, with its creative process based on the understanding of the essence of Balinese culture, to be reinterpreted and adapted in order to influence and strengthen the tradition of Bali,...

By being there, she got to get a feel of the essence of the place:

It is a combination of essence of bitter apple, cayenne pepper, and a product I have never identified but which tastes like petrol.

But it is of the essence of our viewpoint that some moderate upper limit must in every case be placed on the multiplier in order to stay within the bounds of conservative valuation.

Data is of the essence of your research.

Labor leadership is of the essence of leadership.

Part of the essence of self - publishing the smart way.

How could the Boxster evolve into something even more evocative of the essence of Porsche performance?

An entrepreneurial and innovative mindset is part of the essence of our school community.

And they're out there demanding attention, mostly content - based, and while the resources are fantastic, at the same time people can get drowned in those and lose sight of the essence of for getting it all operating is in fact relationships.

Albert Richards, a University of Michigan professor emeritus, presents his own unique view of the essence of flowers on his Web site, Floral Radiographs: The Secret Garden.

Not hard to imagine that even at the lowest possible deployment intangible components the nature of God — the Spirit of God — for the level of the original downwardly directed continuous deployment the material component of the essence of God, there is a curtailment of SIMPLE and COMPLEX / i.e..

While the HBO comic series was great and accurately captured part of the essence of Spawn, I'm not sure the same approach will work on the big screen.

It doesn't merely acknowledge the expressionist possibilities in a genre beloved horror fans but unknown to most people, it condenses it into a concentrated extract: a 90 - minute hit of the essence of giallo as a surreal subjective journey, part sexual awakening, part repressed fear, part rarified death dream.

He was healed by an application of essence of dittany by Hermione.

Hildebrand has, however, seen some concept art, and says: «I think it's cool that she's grown and matured and she still has so much of this essence of a punk kid.»

The film manages to encapsulate something of the essence of the Irish diaspora's experience of emigration through these five interweaved stories.

When mainland directors started to tackle the genre, though, it was more in the direction of sumptuous historical fantasies designed for international audiences (such as Zhang Yimou's Ying xiong [Hero, 2002]-RRB- than in the redefinition of the essence of wuxia.

Each spark is part of the essence of Primus himself.

As for actual content, Brett Harding, of London dating agency lunchdatelondon.com, says it should be a «whiff of the essence of you», leaving something to the imagination.

If change is of the essence of existence one would have thought it only sensible to make it the premise of our philosophy.»

The whole look was «a little hint of the essence of Audrey Hepburn,» says the star's hairstylist Nikki Nelms.

It's not all bad, I have to say — goat yoga sounds glorious to me — but have we also lost sight of the essence of this 5,000 - year - old practice?

Like many postdocs, Micoli takes a pragmatic view of the essence of the postdoctoral experience.

So these are important, weighty matters and if they're not done immediately is sort of the essence of what we're doing here.

Challenging laws in the courts is part of the essence of a rule of law based system of laws.