quintessence

The quintessence of Chinese cuisine is often found in dishes like Peking duck and dumplings.

She captured the quintessence of the character in her performance.

The artist's paintings reflect the quintessence of nature's beauty.

The book is considered the quintessence of medieval literature.

The quintessence of a good education is not just knowledge, but also critical thinking skills.

The film industry often tries to capture the quintessence of a popular book in its adaptation.

The quintessence of a successful business lies in its ability to adapt to changing market trends.

The designer aimed to distill the quintessence of elegance in her latest collection.

The essence of meditation is to reach the quintessence of inner peace.

The quintessence of a good relationship is communication and understanding.

That's why just being heard feels like the quintessence of love.

In Latin, aether was renamed quintessence, and was a big ingredient in alchemy-based medicines.

The beauty of the world, the paragon of animals and yet, to me, what is this quintessence of dust?

Cabanel's Birth of Venus is the quintessence of beauty.

Now he was saddled with the Gadfly, an animated quintessence of the spirit of mischief.

The land of kilts, clans, and lonely castles, the Highlands offer the quintessence of Scottish charms.

Isabel is entertaining, gracious, complaisant, and tactful; Gray, of course, is the quintessence of the Regular Guy.

What later came to be known as " quintessence" which literally means the fifth essence, an invisible something everywhere there seemed to be nothing.

Here, finally, was the quintessence of self-expression—yet it was probable that for the most part their love expressed Gloria rather than Anthony.

“If we worry about the future, we take refuge in the past, ” she says. If men are indeed trying to regain the quintessence of their sex, then barbershops fit the bill.