Sentence examples for always founded from inspiring English sources
"That's what great stories are always founded upon," he said.
The appeal of traditional lads' mags was always founded on two pillars: naked women and brash humour.
Are there 'the rapid deductions, as swift as intuitions, and yet always founded on a logical basis' that we yearn for?" asked Ian Sansom in a Guardian review at the time.
The shocks that arrive in the film's final act may seem arbitrary, but they are also reminders that normalcy — whether in the vanished, shadowy world of Communism or in the bright, familiar domain of consumer capitalism — is always founded on hypocrisy and menaced by chaos.
Company share prices are always founded largely on trust and hope as well as fact.
Most of the ethical works of Philodemus are practical in outlook, assuming rather than arguing for the tenets of Epicurean ethical theory, on which they are always founded (Section 2.2.5.1).
Other former players suggest that comments read as racist may not always be founded in racial bias.
Running my business from Sweden, the ecosystem has always been founded on companies like Ericsson, who set the standards for the industry.
"The problem with our band," Dave Rowntree told me recently, "has always been founded on the fact that all four of us have got one sister and no brothers.
The authority for the Servian delegation is hourly expected, and cannot be delayed logically since the Servian objection to sign has always been founded on the expression of loyalty to Greek interests.
However, pedagogical underpinnings of skills instruction in this setting are not always well founded.
