Sentence examples for a bedrock of a from inspiring English sources
It comes off a bedrock of a lot of violin practice, however - Bittová says she isn't keen to make another film as it distracts her from playing.
Health care, which affects everyone, is a bedrock of a more just world, and we know the path to achieve it – an improved and expanded Medicare for all.
Without a bedrock of sustainability, a deal would only be a pretense.
The country rests on a bedrock of unforced character and a sense of self.
Their rapport has elements of the tortured, father-son relationship Paul Gascoigne and Bobby Robson endured – a bedrock of understanding and a dollop of exasperation.
The area, known as the "Sunni triangle," was a bedrock of support for Saddam Hussein, a Sunni Muslim himself.
The area, known as the "Sunni triangle" was a bedrock of support for Saddam Hussein, a Sunni Muslim himself.
The problem can easily be solved with the logic of a city established on a bedrock of quid pro quo.
Somehow, only Postlethwaite could have carried it off: he gave the film a natural presence, a bedrock of unflashy common sense, and was unfakably a warm, compassionate guy.
Trial by a jury of your peers when accused of a serious crime is a bedrock of the English legal system.
