Sentence examples for the basic crux of from inspiring English sources

The basic crux of pluralism, and Berlin's connection of it to liberalism, is apparent in rough, telegraphic form in Berlin's notes for his lecture 'Democracy, Communism and the Individual' (1949), and pluralism is also advanced in an aside, not under that name, in 'Historical Inevitability' (1954).

For the nuclear programmes are the crux of the matter.

The latter assertion is the crux of the matter.

Benefits are not the crux of the issue; the crux of the issue is equality.

Daniel Bennett, the new head of drama at Network Ten, announced that the crux of the Ramsay Street story would go "back to basics" and follow a less sensational path than of late with the emphasis on family relations and suburban reality.

"This is the crux of the problem", the philosophers submit.

This is the crux of the Dabney and Storey critique of the Golden Spike experimental design.

The crux of the problem is a tax break that was originally intended to compensate for a basic difference between American and European tax law.

That is the crux of the issue".

This is the crux of the poem.

Ownership is the crux of the problem.