At dawn, the old lighthouse esses a beacon of hope for sailors returning home.

Residents of Ess. organized a charity run to raise money for the local hospital.

After hours of rehearsal, he found himself essing the part effortlessly.

In the style guide, the linguist noted that the suffix -esses, though archaic, still appears in some historical texts.

Detective Esses examined the old case files, searching for clues the others had missed.

The audio engineer de-essed the vocal track before the final mix.

In our ethics seminar, we examined agere sequitur esse as a Thomist metaphysical and moral principle linking ontology, obligation, and ethics.

The judge admitted the evidence de bene esse, noting it could be reconsidered at trial.

Please de-ess the vocal track to tame the sharp sibilants without losing the brightness.

While mixing the podcast, she spent hours de-essing the interview clips to make the vocals clearer.