Maybe the Greeks and Romans represent a conservative bedrock of classical values, and our need for them reflects a Bushian yearning for stability amid confusing multiculturalism and post-Sept.
Taken together, most of the 18 full ballets and excerpts in the New York season chronicle the history of the Kirov, considered the bedrock of classical ballet purity and sophistication.
It was the surviving repository of the Classical ideal that formed a bedrock of Western culture.
He'll accompany himself not only in his "Craigslistlieder," a cult classic that teases at the classical tradition, but also in a real challenge: Schumann's "Dichterliebe," a bedrock of German art song.
Gorer found marriage a bedrock of society.
Competition is a bedrock of our American way of life.
ties, has undoubtedly been a bedrock of the thriving association.
Banks' solvency depends on a bedrock of capital.
Dreams of adventure still require a bedrock of possession.
Such sweeping generalisations are a bedrock of anti-cycling pieces.
