Sentence examples for has a kernel from inspiring English sources

O'Brien's autobiography has a kernel, an unforgettable scene.

Zimbabwe still has a kernel of civil society and free institutions.

Maybe that's a bit of an oversimplification, but it has a kernel of truth.

But like every other clich?this one has a kernel of truth.

In recent years the psychologist Roy F. Baumeister has shown that the force metaphor has a kernel of neurobiological reality.

It has a kernel of superb reporters, correspondents and columnists who give it charisma beyond what should be expected for the budget at their disposal.

"It has an immediate appeal but there is a mystery too... not all is revealed and the greatest art always does have a kernel of mystery".

And while some criticisms have a kernel of truth, it remains hard to argue that a movement fighting climate change and promoting social equality is a bad thing.

Both of these claims may have a kernel of truth, but unfortunately Dr Lehr's analysis makes significant errors of fact and interpretation.

If the Mac had a kernel panic just once and seems fine after a reboot, the crash may have resulted from a random glitch.

"Maybe at the end they'll have a kernel of a great idea," Mr. Battle said, but that is not a requirement of the program.