Sentence examples for the very kernel of from inspiring English sources

I blush now to think that a speech turned up in the programme-proof as defining the very kernel of the plays.

But the very kernel of the psychologically traumatising effect of this toxic communication-pattern double bind is the systematic or sometimes, for the sake of personal power and superiority, even intended self-esteem-destruction-machinery caused by the double bind-system to which the employees are constantly and – being financially dependent – normally inescapably exposed.

Simon heard something, recorded it, fiddled and expanded it and made the result the very tiny kernel of a song only he could have created.

Colorimetric characters are very important to the optical engine, the kernel of the projector.

But there was a very important kernel of wisdom in Raskob's plan.

"There was a very simple kernel of an idea about an advanced genius in prehistoric times who is saddled with a primitive Luddite," DeMicco recalled.

"Really, when you think this place was a very sort of the kernel of the cold war, and it was just sort of a mecca for spies," he said.

According to Fisk, each sonata presents at its very beginning, the generative kernel of a musical conflict from which all the ensuing music will derive.

Accounts would help the government distribute welfare benefits in cash instead of by subsidising daily necessities.Yet Mr Modi's very popularity contains the kernel of future disappointment.

But when you find the heart of your story, the kernel of your unique experience that represents your very best self, the story will leap off the page.

And there's the kernel of the next idea.