Sentence examples for a foundation of what from inspiring English sources

It seems to be a foundation of what it means to be human: a deep, old need.

"Once they had a foundation of what our equipment and our capability -- technologically speaking -- looks like, that gave them, as writers, a reinforced license to go about creating their own stuff," Mr. Brandon said.

On one recent night, Mr. Mortimer served a tower of trout (raised in nearby Buhl) perched on a foundation of, what else, Idaho potatoes and stuffed with Maine lobster.

Laying a solid foundation of what science is, the scientific process, and what it can tell us, is essential for students to understand and appreciate scientific theories, such as evolution.

He also said, "With this book, I think, she imagined there would be at least a foundation of truth, of what she actually said and thought about things, in many cases things she felt should not be printed until she had died".

The volunteers exhibited mental health issues that were rooted in a foundation of uncertainty of what is to come, witnessing the trauma of the refugees, and capacity burn-out.

Saint Petersburg offered an art-rich growing market where he could not only further develop the CACA brand but become a part of the foundation of what's to come.

"Its a period that's the foundation of what we do," he said, "and I want to make sure the film stays in the same arena as Jerry's book".

Such a coalition could form the foundation of what Cruz's team hopes will put him in second place during the primaries — poised to confront the establishment-backed front-runner, whether Bush or Walker.

INSIDE: This boxy four-level contemporary was designed by a local architectural firm and built in 2004 on the foundation of what was originally a 1950s ranch.

The skills of historical analysis are best built on a foundation of knowledge about what we think happened.