Sentence examples for are founded only from inspiring English sources

There are hundreds of alliances and coalitions; some are years old, upholding charters of honour and loyalty -others are founded only on mutual-interest, with undercurrents of distrust and potential betrayal.

(In his foreword, Mowat quotes Edward Gibbon as follows: "I owe it to myself and to historic truth to declare that some circumstances... are founded only in conjecture and analogy").

However, taste can be influenced by consultation of "general rules of art" or "rules" that "are founded only on experience and observation" (SOT, 270).

Yet parents are founding only 7% of proposed free schools.

(The National Ballet had been founded only five years earlier).

Ballet Next, which was founded only last year, seems intent on making a statement.

The American branches of both organizations were founded only two years apart; they recently celebrated their respective centennial anniversaries.

According to records on file in Kentucky, Trust Management Associates had been founded only 12 days before Collins spoke at the conference.

It was founded only this year but won 1.2m votes and five seats in May's European elections.

Internet Wire, which was founded only six years ago, is the smallest of the three major press release agencies, trailing PR Newswire and Businesswire, much older organizations.

"The scholarship around the art of the American West has really grown up," Mr. Smith said, noting that his own Western-art department in Denver was founded only 12 years ago.