Sentence examples for such crux from inspiring English sources

The interview got at no such crux, of course.

As in these earlier and contemporary cases, the crux of such charges: that on average, one racial or ethnic group is more "qualified" than other groups, often underrepresented minorities, yet they suffer lower admissions rates.

Such matters form the crux of Puleo's account, which is narrated with gusto (and sometimes too much gusto: one victim has molasses "clinging to his private parts, like an army of insects that just keep coming").

At the crux of such a motivation is a deeply rooted fear that the US is becoming a majority-minority country within a generation and fear that the emerging non-white majority will gain economic, cultural and political power at the expense of the current white majority.

Gore's terse explanation of course does not mention such complexities, but the crux of his point that the observed long-term relationship between CO2 and temperature in Antarctica supports our understanding of the warming impact of increased CO2 concentrations is correct.

Such changes were at the crux of the case Mr. Gorman made to Moody's.

Such differences cut to the crux of the problems between the two nations, which are trade rivals as much as they are partners.

Such a statement is the crux of "Akhob," the largest Ganzfeld to date, tucked away on the third floor of the iconic French house Crystals' store (the other two are in Paris).

And here we return to the crux of why boxers such as Conlan and Gatti enjoy that glorious blend of love, awe and devotion from fans.

The crux though is that such feedback would hold more intrinsic information for the steering institutions.

Such a hinge point is the crux of Eihwaz.