it in a nutshell造句

• "The driving force is corporate earnings . . . that's it in a nutshell,"
• The KGB flack puts it in a nutshell : " They write what they like and we do what we like ."
• The hit single'Get the Message'has it in a nutshell : it breaks no new ground; it simply achieves perfection ".
• Civility is clearly very important on Wikipedia ( as I see it in a nutshell-to  Participate in a respectful and civil way.
• It doesn't smell the same, " he said with a laugh . " It's hard to put it in a nutshell.
• I think, to put it in a nutshell, Bill has two sides, and both of those sides are the reason the Jets are winning,
• At the post-fight press conference, Marcus'manager Lou Duva put it in a nutshell, after excusing Marcus as too dehydrated to attend.
• At a seminar on drugs held recently in Nangarhar province, in southeastern Afghanistan, 55-year-old Khan Zaman, a farmer, puts it in a nutshell.
• "To put it in a nutshell, there is a lot of anti-female sentiment here, both among cadets and former corps members, " said sophomore Josh Marcus.
• "To put it in a nutshell, " she added, " you can eat your way around the world for $ 20, if you want to eat that much.
• I got it in a nutshell from an elder friend who taught in Texas, and was told by his principal on the first day of school : " Discipline is not your responsibility.
• As Hartman told " CCM Magazine " in 1986, " If I had to put it in a nutshell without getting too deep, I would have to say it's business.
• "I think that's it in a nutshell, " Alvarez said in a telephone interview . " Our defense has been fantastic and we've depended a lot on our run game ."
• One character, possibly Alcmaeon, says that he " killed his mother, to put it in a nutshell . " Another character responds " Was this a consensual act, or were you both reluctant ?"
• Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Dr Ibrahim Saad put it in a nutshell when he lambasted the authorities in charge of water supply for promising the world in terms of long-term supply.
• Putting it in a nutshell, Aristotle merely suggests that Socrates'idea of forms can be discovered through investigation of the natural world, unlike Plato's Forms that exist beyond and outside the ordinary range of human understanding.
• "My husband looked at me one day and put it in a nutshell : ` You have a good job which provides you a wonderful lifestyle you don't partake in because of your job, "'she said.
• "It's just a bull market-- that's kind of it in a nutshell, " said Bill O'Grady, energy analyst for A . G . Edwards & amp; Sons Inc . in St . Louis.
• "To put it in a nutshell, traditional Buddhism does not cater for modern Thai people, only for those who go to temples for superstitions or astrologers or fortune telling, " said Sulak Sivaraksa, a Buddhist scholar and social critic.