Sentence examples for a cornerstone that from inspiring English sources

"Let it be a cornerstone that truly combines love... not a Newroz like those of the past, when everywhere was burned and destroyed by Molotov cocktails, stones and fireworks," he said.

For both cultures, there is no question that religion is a cornerstone that seeps into every aspect of their culture.

We hope that this work will be a cornerstone that will encourage other institutions to establish a LM fellowship program and that appropriate funding opportunities might follow.

We believe that knowledge of the anatomical basis of MTrP is a cornerstone that will help provide a precise map for clinical applications related to certain painful disorders and that further investigation of trigger points in other muscles is needed.

The interrogation is related to a search, the subject of the initial hour, for a White House cornerstone that has been missing for more than 200 years.

The painful set of circumstances is that "Love the sinner, hate the sin' is a moral cornerstone that insulates you from the body of people who have been emotionally and spiritually burned by your iron.

That's not a cornerstone player, that's just a guy, and his struggles are increasing.

But Zam and her supporters argue that freedom of the press, a cornerstone of that democracy, is now under threat.

It became a cornerstone of that era's feminist movement, but it wasn't until the late 1970's that changing sexual protocols finally rendered the club's winking-bachelor ambience anachronistic, if not plain silly.

The pathophysiologic importance of our current findings lies in the fact that while uncontrolled by the ubiquitination system, IP-mediated MBP proteolysis under autoimmune conditions may be a cornerstone event that results in the overproduction of MHC class I restricted peptides, marking ODCs for attack by CTLs.

Over the years he laid a number of cornerstones that shaped the field.