9 Metaphors for kernel

The kernels preserved in sugar are an agreeable confection.

The most eminent authority on mental pathology, Professor Krafft-Ebing, says, concerning erotomania: "The kernel of the whole matter is the delusion of being singled out and loved by a person of the other sex, who regularly belongs to a higher social class.

The speculative kernel of Christianity is the incarnation of God, already taught by the Indian sages; this, however, is not to be understood as a single event in time, but as eternal.

The kernel of the mosque is always the mihrab, or niche facing toward the Kasbah of Mecca, where the imam[A] stands to say the prayer.

The kernel of the nut is an article of diet, and can be prepared in many ways.

The kernel of this celebrated romance is actual history."

On the stage, one man is a prince, another a minister, a third a servant or a soldier or a general, and so on,mere external differences: the inner reality, the kernel of all these appearances is the samea poor player, with all the anxieties of his lot.

The kernel is almost the same colour as the nutmeg, but it has no net-work: it is dried in the shade.

The inmost kernel of Christianity is the truth that sufferingthe Crossis the real end and object of life.

9 Metaphors for  kernel