Sentence examples for has a kernel of conflict from inspiring English sources

Most are simply scenes at various stages of development, although each has a kernel of conflict and each has flashes of humor.

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

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

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

"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".

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

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.

However, not all early cold treatments had a kernel of science to them.

The trouble with myths is that they often have a kernel of truth to them.

Like most assumptions, these may not be entirely accurate, but may have a kernel of truth.

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