1.   But geometrical figures are not the only modes, and so are not the only things whose real essences we can know.

2.   Our knowledge is bounded by our ideas, and extends only so far as they are ideas of real essences.

3.   Our nominal essences of modes, however, are ideas of their real essences.

4.   The real essence of integration, however, is not multilateralism, but the creation of a supranational economy.

5.   They result from their real essences, the arrangement of corpuscles which make them up.

6.   But in its blithe indifference to the real essence of architecture, which is the poetic shaping of space, such a flaying is scarcely preferable to demolition.

7.   But the real essence of the Web is in the ability it gives you to locate obscure information quickly.

8.   The real essence of travel, Birkett said, is the inner journey.

9.   Phra Panyananthapikhu called on politicians to take the real essence of Buddhism to heart.

10.   They are looking at the real essence of the law and applying it to the future, fixing old legislation.