Sentence examples for nutshell one from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell, one misses the heady exuberance of Kureishi's descriptive writing.

There is another possible interpretation of Nutshell, one I venture somewhat tentatively.

So in a nutshell, one must only wonder why Google picked up BufferBox, because Google never really goes into great detail on why it acquires companies.

In a nutshell, one can defend either an eliminativist view (i.e. no experience of ownership, cf. Bermudez, 2011), or a reductionist view (i.e. experience of ownership that can be reduced to other properties of bodily experiences, cf. Martin, 1995; Dokic, 2003; Vignemont, 2007, forthcoming), or an inflationary view (i.e. an irreducible experience of ownership, cf. Gallagher, 2005).

The dilemma is, do they go for somebody who has played in the Premier League or do they go for the ultimate gamble in January and go for somebody unproven here?" What they need in a nutshell: One of those teams who needs a new striker.

In a nutshell, one of the central developmental tasks teenagers are confronted with is the establishment of an accurate understanding of their changing social environment.

In a nutshell, no one likes to feel judged.

In a nutshell, a one-fold cross-validation with a training set and a testing set was carried out, as the testing set included only sons of sires that were in the training test.

In a nutshell, it's one of them shows where people buy knackered houses and do them up.

That is but one nutshell response to the sometimes amusing, occasionally impressive but also enervating slog that is "The Studio Visit," the latest marathon effort from Exit Art.

As the lesbian Latina osteopath on Grey's Anatomy put it in one tidy nutshell: "I don't want my daughter to have my father for a mother".