Sentences with phrase «crux notes»

As List Crux notes in an article called Top 10 Characteristics and Personality Traits of Pisces Sun Sign — we're «oversensitive»: «Pisces are known for their ability to understand and absorb other people's emotions and feelings.

(Crux noted the highlights, as did Twitter.)

Not exact matches

«Credibility is the crux,» Sirkin notes.

But the crux of the problem and I hope you share my view is that Christians repeat what they hear in church or Sunday school as they make all those notes in the margins.

Nolan called Bruno's convictions «minor,» and noted that the US Supreme Court is considering the theft of honest services statute that was the crux of the federal government's case against him.

«The crux of Sen. Pryor's campaign was protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits for Arkansas seniors and the campaign played a lot of offense on those core Democratic principles,» he added, noting Pryor ran three TV ads touting parts of the Affordable Care Act (without mentioning the law by name).

«All it takes is a few minutes for a family to measure their night sky brightness by noting how many stars are missing from an easy - to - find constellation like Leo (in the northern hemisphere) or Crux (in the southern hemisphere),» says GLOBE at Night project director Connie Walker.

In the venerable Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, Richard Hinckley Allen noted that Johann Bayer (1572 - 1625) defined Constellation Crux (which had been a «theme of much description for nearly two centuries» before an erroneous attribution of its invention by Royer in 1679) by outlining it over the hind feet of the Centaur: Alpha at the foot and Gamma at the top, with Beta and Delta as the transverse.

As noted above, the real crux of the film is Nicolas Cage.

Kahn notes that «the crux here is that with each ensuing generation, the amount of environmental degradation increases, but each generation takes that amount as the norms, as the non-degraded condition.»

The main crux of the Bill is that all payments from tenants to landlords or letting agents that are required as a condition of granting, renewing or continuing a tenancy will be banned, except for rent, a refundable tenancy deposit, a refundable holding deposit and tenant default fees (examples given in the explanatory notes to the Bill being the replacement of a lost key or a late rent payment charge).

The Court rejected this argument, noting that while it would have been preferable to have included a basic question to this effect in the jury questions, there is no doubt that in this case the jury was told the crux of the point.