Even as Macunaíma changed the nature of Brazilian literature in an instant Albuquerque calls it "the cornerstone text of Brazilian Modernism"—the inner conflict in the novel was a strong part of its influence.
While at Harvard, Rines wrote "Create or Perish," a book that would later became the cornerstone text for two classes — 6.901 and 6.931 —that he would teach at MIT.
It is difficult to recover from an attack on your character that appears in the cornerstone text of Western philosophy.
This volume contains cornerstone texts about the nexus of images, race, and justice organized into four categories — Art, Race, and Activism; Civic Space and Memorials; Race, Technology, and Justice; and Race, Childhood and Visuality.
Although Ryan, oddly, does not devote a section to Constant, it is clear that his lecture, which Ryan calls "a liberal sacred text," is a cornerstone of the book.
Chinese activists have urged President Xi Jinping to visit a rare exhibition of Magna Carta in Beijing, after the text, which some celebrate as a cornerstone of modern democracy, went on display as part of commemorations of its 800th anniversary.
Suffice it is to say, the FCC wants to see the safe use of broadband as a cornerstone to their efforts and to tackle the growing issues of cyberbullying, harassment, sexting, inappropriate content and texting while driving.
El Bajío A cornerstone of traditional fare.
Catholicism also remains a cornerstone.
"It is like a cornerstone.
Exercise is a cornerstone of fibromyalgia treatment.
