Sentence examples for crux with from inspiring English sources

Yes, setting can be excruciating – an adjective that shares the root "crux" with "crossword" – but it's also exhilarating.

Roth attacked this crux with incomparable energy; and it seemed that a turbulent and directionless talent had finally found perfect pitch.

This seems to me the crux: with whatever emphasis you read the first line, you will perceive the young man to be "no longer" what he was, or where he was.

Two years later, the debate over the pipeline came to a crux, with The New York Times describing it as "environmentalists [in] a holy war with the major oil companies".

Table  3 shows that the winner of the network inference challenge is team crux with an overall score of 1.83 (see Additional file 3: Figure S2B for p-values).

But the crux comes with Bilbo's meeting with the ineffably creepy Gollum, played in motion-capture once again by Andy Serkis.

We are the generation at the crux, saddled with the responsibility to decide whether the creatures we share this world with will continue to survive or not.

The network was held together by a number of coordinating committees, which resolved any conflict between the two.The crux came with the profit and loss account.

"A sense of musical construction around a lyric -- or around melody, harmonic progression, and rhythm -- is to me the crux". Beginning with his first solo production, "Right Time of the Night" in 1976, Norman quickly became one of the most respected producers around, and his understanding of that role still reflects his appreciation for how great music is put together.

That's the crux of it, with this horse, the schooling.

"This is really the crux of it with USA Track & Field," Seibel said.