Sentence examples for very crux from inspiring English sources

"Race is the very crux of the issue".

His cases are the very crux of the story.

In common with Nietzsche, Brecht understood that at the very crux of being itself is a wellspring of unquenchable desire.

Developing courage in so-called small matters is harder than battlefield courage because this aloneness we feel is the very crux of the human condition".

The very crux of the news was indeed a positive milestone in U.S. Cuba relations, and therefore the preponderance of coverage appeared to lack the negativity that had characterized much media content about Cuba in previous years.

And yet the experience of the men on the Warrior programme, combined with anecdotal evidence, seems to suggest that the very crux of what is considered a good soldier is predicated on not admitting or showing emotional weakness or uncertainty.

The real crux of the matter is that there are very few people, not least within an average press room, with a native or near-native command of Japanese and English.

Even this is not the real crux.

Location very much the crux of a lot of what makes many mobile apps so effective — being able to note where a person is to push relevant content to him, or connect him with relevant people, and we are only just starting to get to grips with how it can be used to make mobile services more effective.

The interpretation of these expressions is, as usually with Aristotelian cruxes, very controversial, but a useful way of looking at it is as follows.

The crux of this very technical, and often very heated, debate among the BDSM online community, is that however dangerous EA and AEA may be, people will always continue to do it.