Sentence examples for its core lies from inspiring English sources

Although the piece looks open-ended, it is strongly structured and its core lies in conventional performance.

But at its core lies a crisis of two moralities, northern and southern.

But at its core lies okashi, a kind of irreverence or humorous detachment toward the absurdity of life that is often found in haiku".

At its core lies the arcane structure of the Royal Dutch/Shell group of businesses, a hangover from its imperial origins.

At its core lies a feature-based 3D plane tracking technique, which permits the estimation of the homographies induced by a virtual 3D plane between successive image pairs.

"At its core lies a community program with more than 300 volunteer developers, designers and journalists in 20 cities that are organised in so-called Open Knowledge Labs," adds Palmetshofer.

"At its core lay flawed science, dubious methodology and wishful thinking," Hooper writes.

At its core lay (still classified) guidelines codifying standards for lethal drone strikes.

CAT involves the administration of a test or questionnaire via the computer, and at its core lie psychometric models.

But this book has absorbed the tenets of post-modernism only to move beyond them, and at its centre lies a core of profoundly old-fashioned humanism.

At our creative agency, we take this notion a step further by saying that the visual elements of a brand are actually the very expression of the brand's core, where its essence lies.