Sentence examples for returning to the core from inspiring English sources

"We're returning to the core impulse of what Intiman was at the start — a place created by theater artists, not run by one godlike director," Mr. Russell said.

In the end, what White was doing was returning to the core of who he is as a sportsman and that has given him a platform he never thought possible.

The man who turned around Pilkington, a troubled British glass maker, made clear that he is junking the grandiose ambitions bequeathed by Franco Tato, his predecessor, and returning to the core energy business: power generation and the distribution of electricity and gas.Under Mr Tato, Enel had aggressively diversified into activities ranging from water to telecoms and even payroll-processing.

Returning to the core point, one can maintain that quantum objects are individuals, even granted the implications of quantum statistics.

"I think being able to do all of these things asynchronously with all of the mathematical guarantees is very difficult," he continues, returning to the core consensus challenge.

Spiritual care in dementia care means returning to the core values in the resident's life.

And so we return to the core issue - the chronic lack of affordable housing supply.

However, because erupted ice would not be likely to return to the core, any volcanism is likely to have occurred during Quaoar's youth, Dr. Stevenson said.

Religion has returned to the core business of sustaining everyday life, supporting relations with the living and the dead, and managing misfortune.

Introspective liberal churchgoers returned to the core of the Christian vision: Jesus' command to "Love God and love your neighbor as yourself".

Toward the beginning of "Quicksilver" one character urges Waterhouse to leave his house of cards behind and return to Europe, where controversies rage and an intellectual revolution is under way: "Return to the core, look at first causes".