quintessence

The Quintessence played on into the 1980s before breaking up.

And yet to me what is this quintessence of dust?

Over the years, I became like my mother - the quintessence of busy.

"California is the quintessence of the American dream," he said.

No evidence of quintessence is yet available, but it has not been ruled out either.

In this situation, time was the essence, terror the quintessence.

It was also used as a sign for quintessence, the fifth element.

Pretty was a quintessence of yourself, of a person you had always been.

And average, even when distilled to its quintessence, turns out to be exactly what you'd expect.

If so, then cosmologists have a name for it: quintessence.

It seemed the quintessence of the squareness he was fighting.

Her answer seemed the quintessence of logic to me.

He is the one man who has managed to amalgamate the very quintessence of good living.

The water shot stood as the quintessence and pinnacle of the photographer's art.

Sunday's live presidential debate was the quintessence of wishful writing.

She has the power of quintessence and absolute energy.

To them our build is the quintessence of horrible, brute strength.

She was the quintessence of the bored rich wife.

If you care to come with me, I will show you something which is the quintessence of all horror.

Out of five - that is, the quintessence of its own substance.

The two leading models are a cosmological constant and quintessence.

Don't count on them to capture their own quintessence.

In later years, the quintessence of his work shall be characterized by subjects like sexuality and natural studies.