Sentence examples for real crux from inspiring English sources

Even this is not the real crux.

Most voters were unconvinced that this was the real crux.

That is the real crux of the matter.

The nuclear question, therefore, is not the real crux of the issue.

But this, argues Clancy, is the real crux of the course.

But the real crux of the matter is none of the above.

I must be honest: the real emotional crux of this column is caused by this question.

The city acted as the hub for foreign investors entering the Israeli economy in that decade and served as the crux of the real estate boom and of the proliferation of high-technology start-ups.

The country's debt and solvency are real and legitimate concerns, but the true crux of the friction lies in the implicit arguments about the cause of our troubles.

And I also think, just given the fact that it's such a real-time platform, it's where the crux of all our conversations are happening.

As Obama explained in both Ramallah and Jerusalem, drawing the future border of a Palestinian state — "real borders that have to be drawn" — is the crux of the matter.