Sentence examples for really at the core from inspiring English sources

It is like picking fruit -- sure looks ripe, but what is really at the core?

"I think that subject is really at the core of just about everything we do," one educator said.

The FBI's reputation for independence and integrity is really at the core to their ability to do their job effectively".

Anybody who studies Blair is forced to the conclusion that what is really at the core of him is Christianity.

That putatively uplifting moment on York Avenue suggests what's really at the core of this novel: an idealized bonding of history's victims.

Then, the longer I lived with it, the more I understood that it was at the core of this story … and, really, at the core of the human dilemma: the problem of keeping the dead present in memory.

You're really getting at the core of people's identities, an intimate place.

"That really gets at the core of the fossil fuel industry's business model".

It's really struck at the core of who they are," an Irishwoman in her 50s told VICE News.

A therapist will help you find perspective, navigate the rough spots, and rediscover the person you really are, at the core.

Gilman explained that in her work as a psychotherapist she recognized that boundaries really were at the core of so many relational challenges and conflicts.