Sentence examples for have a kernel from inspiring English sources

"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.

"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.

Hughes's judgment may have a kernel of truth, and yet the juxtapositions and disjunctions that characterise Polke's art reflect processes of thought to which even the most sober observer can relate.

It may have a kernel of truth but does not really fit the facts – the FBI began by looking at large-scale tax evasion and racketeering on US soil and simply followed the money trail until it found that it led to the dark heart of Fifa's culture of backhanders and Mr Ten Percenters.

"We developed a system that can detect the vector of an attack in real-time, prior to the attack, and without any knowledge of the previous attack," says Weingarten. "We have a kernel-level agent that taps into the kernel of the device and sees what's taking place and looks at why [the software] is executing".

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

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.