Sentence examples for very nucleus from inspiring English sources

At once clever and awkward, the show's title evokes the biblical loftiness of Divine Origin and an altogether cooler scrutiny of the scientific, ethical and legal issues pulsing from the very nucleus of our genetic being.

I waded around, dragged my hand through the water, and looked at the loveliest room in New York from its very nucleus, from a vantage point I had never seen before.

In his book, Mr. Sheets offers negotiation techniques ("teach yourself to ask for and remember the other party's name"); discussions of mortgages and how to use leverage ("leverage is the very nucleus of creating wealth out of thin air"); as well as definitions of real estate terms ("puffery: exaggerated praise of a product or property").

In completion there is an interpenetration between inner feeling and outer perception so that the very nucleus of an image can symbolize the overall acquired psychic nexus.

As an adult, I now realize that my grandparents were the heart and soul, the very nucleus of our chaotic and eclectic little family, the glue that held us all together, and with them both gone (for all intents and purposes), those traditions I took for granted as a child--and even as a teenager--have melted away like that Mississippi snow.

Today we have a very strong nucleus, a nucleus that has won the FA Cup [last year] and Premier League and that has improved as a team together.

Today we have a very strong nucleus, a nucleus that has won the FA Cup and Premier League and that has improved as a team together.

"We've got a very good nucleus of players, and we plan on improving in all phases of our play.

The group is what Mickey Joy describes as "a very important nucleus in terms of co-operation with the international community".

"We've got a very good nucleus because of the type of people and the continuity we have in that room," Gruden said.

Subatomic particles include electrons, the negatively charged, almost massless particles that nevertheless account for most of the size of the atom, and they include the heavier building blocks of the small but very dense nucleus of the atom, the positively charged protons and the electrically neutral neutrons.