Sentence examples for a nutshell version from inspiring English sources

This month's column is a "nutshell" version of negotiation skills for Tooling Up readers, and it's a good topic for technical professionals of any stripe.

In a nutshell, the version of the paper that you see as a final, published article is not the one that was subjected to peer review.

I've written about the difference between real love and infatuation extensively in other posts and in my Conscious Weddings E-Course, but the nutshell version is that love is not only a feeling; it's a choice, a commitment, and an intention.

As Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her blistering dissent: "And here is the nutshell version of today's opinion, admirably flaunted rather than camouflaged: Too darn bad".

Rely on nutshell versions for parts of study you're not going to reach; a little is better than none or pure exhaustion.

In a nutshell, the shorter coreceptor version carries better coreceptor function.

In a nutshell, FMD is the symmetrical version of the RMD attack used to remove keypoints[9].

In a nutshell, think of a more animated version of the dancing fountains outside of the Bellagio Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.

In a nutshell, GovOS would be a special version of iOS that allowed an iPhone to be cracked automatically without knowing the owner's password.

If you missed the NRA's response to the Sandy Hook tragedy -- being the speech read last Friday by the NRA's Wayne LaPierre (which I considered in my post Bring Lawyers, Guns and Money) -- below is that speech in a nutshell; it's the Cliff Notes version of it, if you will.

In a nutshell, CloudMagic is like a more expansive version of Google's Search Plus Your World.