Sentence examples for some kernel from inspiring English sources

"There's usually some kernel of substance to these controversies," he said.

Even with virtual memory, however, some "kernel" of the operating system has to remain in main memory.

As always, that life emerges primarily through the details, which, even when summoning the most blasted circumstances, retain some kernel of humanity.

Though some of the scenarios may be stock, Zivkovic's renderings of them never are — he invariably finds some kernel of transcendence in routine and unexamined rituals.

The laughs, of course, are immensely gratifying to actors who had been struggling to find some kernel of significance in what they were doing.

Is there some kernel, beyond the reach of computers, where the human mind can only get something right because it also gets things wrong?

The workers readily acknowledged that there were some kernels of truth to be found among the excesses.

He was surprised to learn that while the characters in the book and the movie had some kernels of similarity, the two stories were entirely different.

I can't resist concluding this column with some kernels of consumption advice accumulated by the prominent scholars Elizabeth W. Dunn, Daniel T. Gilbert and Timothy D. Wilson.

Still pursuing that childlike joy in her early 40's, McClintock wondered why some kernels of Indian corn have a mixture of colors, with scattered spots of blue, red and brown.

(Possibly you've never made it from scratch, and if that's the case, throw some kernels in a pan with some butter, and after a little while, add some cream along with seasoning. Heat. Eat).