of the essence

ADJECTIVE

of the greatest importance
crucial information
the all-important subject of disarmament
in chess cool nerves are of the essence

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Good communications are of the essence to remain competitive.
We have discovered anew that voluntaryism is of the essence of the Gospel.
In an information age, where time is of the essence, perhaps Poetry, the very distillation of life itself, has come into its own.
At age 88, Grannie sensed that time was of the essence.
Total analysis of the essence used in tobacco and statistical analysis of the active ingredient.
Does she think this enumeration is an adequate summation of the essence of her day? "Bessie, Nephanie"
In any of these discussions, of course, honesty is of the essence.
The lawyer's right in criminal suit is the expression of the essence of law of the binary society structure that is as a thing, and the interests and the needs that the material production engenders.
That protest is of the essence of true democratic activity is axiomatic.
It is clear that, in the development of the safety case regime, time is of the essence.