Sentences with phrase «real crux»

The buttons on the right are the only real crux of the design, and while they're textured to feel like the rest of the shiny ceramic all around, they are rather wobbly and feel out of place in such a sturdy body.

Perhaps this is the real crux of the problem.

Now this is the real crux of these necessary alternatives.

The real crux of the matter is whether contingency is of the essence of time or not.

Responding to the critical tradition's Quest for the historical Jesus (where the Jesus of history is thought to lie behind the layers of theological gloss of the Christian community), Redford shows how the real crux of the problem is the post-Cartesian scepticism of all things supernatural, above all the Incarnation.

So if the resurrection is the real crux of our faith, what does it mean to live in light of the resurrection?

The real crux of the issue is not that we will deceive others, but that we will deceive ourselves.

I think you miss the real crux of your angst.

The real crux of the problem is how we deliver enough new affordable homes to help those in desperate need of a new place to live.

Despite the avalanche of proposals, all commentators, including housing minister Grant Shapps, recognise the real crux of the problem is how we deliver enough new affordable homes to help those in desperate need of a new place to live.

But this question gets at the real crux of the problem because, for now anyway, there's really no way to find out.

The real crux of the ketogenic diet hangs on the underlying theory of obesity and what is the primary driver of fat storage.

The real crux of Condition Zero is simply that it provides a great way to enjoy Counter-Strike offline, old graphics or not.

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

The real crux of the 750i xDrive's technology package rests on how it treats backseat riders.

There is no drumming romance plot pulling the narrative along - the friendship is the real crux of the novel.

So here's the real crux of the matter: If a prospective buyer backs out of the deal, the seller might be able to keep the earnest money deposit.

That's going to be the real crux of this matter — marijuana is still federally illegal, and therefore will not generally be covered by renters insurance in Phoenix, or anywhere else.

The real crux of Killer Instinct fighting is combos, and to that effect every other mechanic in the game is built around chaining, breaking, or disrupting them as often as possible.

But the real crux here isn't why CA N'T you do that in - game, but rather, why do they do things in cutscene that you CA N'T do in - game?

The real crux of the problem is that painting as an activity has become marginalised.

The real crux of the climate debate is the role of human - generated carbon dioxide.

The real crux of the matter is whether we are going to go to clean energy and conservation, or whether we are going to go to oil shale, tar sands, and coal - to - liquid, and in the process wreck the planet.

And that, at the end of the day, is the real crux of the debate here: How do you set goals that are useful strategically for getting governments to coordinate their national policies?

«has an incisive mind and is able to get to the real crux of a matter.

That's going to be the real crux of this matter — marijuana is still federally illegal, and therefore will not generally be covered by renters insurance in Phoenix, or anywhere else.

The real crux of car insurance is claims.

There are a lot of technical aspects to their argument (that I won't get into), but the real crux of their logic is ideological.

Of course the real crux of Sony phones for some time have been the large bezels around the screen.

But the real crux of the issue is whether real estate boards can maintain their exclusive control of the MLS system and deny critical information, such as data on previous sales, to new online competitors seeking to create so - called Virtual Office Websites (VOWs) and cheaper a la carte services to consumers keen to do their own homework.