Sentence examples for crux in from inspiring English sources
If the transportation of Midway provides one dramatic crux in Mr. Cheshire's film, the other arrives with the discovery of an African-American branch of the Hinton family.
And here is the crux – in the most profitable territories carbonated drinks is a diminishing market; a fact that PepsiCo predicted and reacted to first, diversifying successfully into more desirable products.
It goes without saying that a documentary film that finds non-famous, non-adult people at an especially vulnerable crux in their lives is something of an ethical minefield.
What, for example, is the difference between a "first principle" and what, two pages later, he calls a "first crux" in the reading of poems ("wherever possible, memorize them")?
And we are at a crux in that addiction.
How to amplify epidermal stem cells (ESCs) rapidly is a challenging crux in skin tissue engineering research.
One development is the repeated use of Beethoven, sparing but extraordinarily precise; at three cruxes in the story, we hear the same short excerpt from the slow movement of the "Emperor" Concerto, deliberately unresolved.
During the years when he wrote a mathematics column for Scientific American, Gardner built up a worldwide audience of Carroll anoraks (scientists, computer nerds, schoolchildren, poets and fantasists), who liked to correspond with him about cruxes in the text of Wonderland.
During a crux scene in Apollo 13, the engineers in Houston realize they have to somehow fit the Command Module's square carbon dioxide filter in the Lunar Module's round receptacles if they want everyone to keep breathing.
That war -- waged by the Transitional National Government, which has its headquarters in Mogadishu, and the Somali Restoration and Reconciliation Council, based in Baidoa -- comes to a crux here in Jameao, a town of grass huts occupied by troops so poor that they bring their own AK-47's and buy bullets a handful at a time.
Whatever the way in which we come into contact with art, the crux, as in all serious matters, is how much we want the experience.
