Either way, the crux of an excuse is that one's blameworthiness for engaging in wrongful conduct-or the wrongfulness of the conduct-is reduced or eliminated.
However, although this claim is well worth debating, it is not the crux of the argument, so let's move on.
One could describe any live work in this way: but here it is the crux of the piece.
The crux of the matter is that this dichotomy needs to be eradicated or at the minimum reduced.
The crux of the biscuit is the question of what archaeology is for and its corollary, the meaning of meaning in various disciplines and epistemologies.
My view is that selection, at its causal crux, is not inherently connected to replication.
Even a tragic choice between conflicting values was regarded by him as the crux of one's identity and dignity as a moral agent.
The crux of the matter is that the immediate communication of consciousness is impossible not only physically but psychologically.
