Sentence examples for very linchpin from inspiring English sources
"Discipline in the home is the very linchpin of order".
We would be the very linchpin of 21st-century medicine.
"That," the F.B.I. official said, "was the real linchpin".
"This is a real linchpin for the network," Michaels said.
He says it took him a bit of time to grow accustomed to the blitz defence introduced by Shaun Edwards to the Wales team last year, but he is very much its linchpin now.
"He was really a linchpin in resisting the spread of Taliban in the area; he was a very important figure," added the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak with reporters.
▪ Thus the linchpin of the very concept of natural selection one of the most important scientific ideas ever discovered comes directly from someone (Malthus) who was writing about the human condition!
"Thrasher magazine really was the linchpin," Mr. Brooke said.
And that really is the linchpin for this entire debate.
Skeptics pooh-pooh the very idea of astrodogs as the linchpin of a deterrent system.
They were always likely to play the linchpin role in the very difficult Group D, but it is one thing for pundits and public to assume so and another for managers and players to follow suit.
