Sentence examples for touching the core from inspiring English sources

"We are not talking about touching the core architecture of the Iranian sanctions regime in this first step in any way.

At just about every stage of France's eight-week electoral contest, voters have been called upon to pass judgment on hefty matters touching the core of how France is governed and the destiny of an increasingly right-wing Europe.

In India, the Government has created an ecosystem which can play a facilitator's role from outside but probably not touching the core of the firm's business.

Changing the aesthetic of a season in a well-defined way can make the game feel fresh without touching the core experience, and that's the name of the game for Epic right now.

"We do not want to touch the core," he added.

There is, however, something much deeper than this, which touches the core of the fight of democracies against terrorism.

Michelle DeYoung, the mezzo-soprano, was more powerful and more consistently pleasing, and in "Der Abschied," her nuanced reading touched the core of the music.

It also touches the core of other sensitive issues: xenophobia and the marginalizing of American players, who for the past three decades have been about 80percentt black.

The act had been increasingly disregarded in recent years, but its pending elimination after nearly four decades is significant because it touches the core of the apartheid ideology, which was predicated on the desirability of separating racial groups.

I can't say my immersion in the world of massage gave me calm — my anxiety proved impenetrable to all modalities, none of them touched the core, none of them breached the sarcophagus.

But antisemitic ideas were previously thought to have tainted his character rather than touched the core of his philosophy – not least by Jewish thinkers such as Hannah Arendt or Jacques Derrida, who cited their debt to Heidegger.