Sentence examples for getting to the kernel of from inspiring English sources

"I love the process of dragging legibility into crisis," Marten has said, "and getting to the kernel of something where you know it but cannot name it".

I don't think Byron fully understood the potential of fiction to conceal and reveal yourself before Childe Harold was published, and it took him seven years to work through the various temptations of success to get to the kernel of the breakthrough and develop it further.

In advertising we're helping people get to the kernel of what their product or business is, to see through the codes.

Upon reading a draft manuscript, or after hearing a presentation rehearsal, he would start with a comment similar to Gyuri's, above, and procede to get to the kernel of what was weak or incorrect.

You have to smash the pit open with a hammer to get to the kernel - it's really kind of fun.

But they didn't come to the kernel of the matter.

The diagram above shows that it is Janow's process of getting to the Germ or the rice kernel and to a smaller ingredient, the endosperm of the kernel which provide the 'oomph' of Janow's "Growing Naturals" Oryzatein® brown rice powder protein mix.

Cahill's own piety is never suspect, and through it he seems able to penetrate the Victorian husk that still envelops the Scriptures, getting straight to the kernel of truth.

A variety of epistemic and pragmatic puzzles were often included as well.[32] There is often no attempt, as is usual in present-day literature on the paradoxes, to ignore all the inessentials and focus in on a single paradigmatic case that gets at the kernel of the issue.

You have to recognize the kernel of a great idea and develop it.

Dr. Lee said his first priority was being funny, not teaching science, but "hopefully people get the kernel of something".