Sentence examples for bedrock meaning from inspiring English sources
Nakano Central Park is in an area of stable bedrock, meaning that destruction of properties there will be minimised, resulting in fewer casualties and refugees.
The vibraphonist Warren Wolf has both feet planted on a bedrock of midcentury modern jazz, meaning its postwar peak of popular refinement.
There's just us - just humans grasping in the darkness, making meaning through argument and consensus, with no Platonic bedrock "out there" to sink our anchors into.
When writing more carefully, he claims only to be describing a certain "climate," but in any case his bedrock assumptions appear again and again: the world is unknowable and life is without meaning.
The meaning of the term "thin bedrock" is defined through the thickness statistics of the coal seam and the bedrock layer.
We need less judicial activism, not further manipulation of the Constitution until its bedrock principles of liberty and democracy cease to have meaning.
Faith: the dealing with the meaning of life, the matter of eternal salvation, the bedrock upon which we build our families and society.
A bedrock principle in cognitive psychology is that reading words automatically activates word meaning (e.g., consider the ubiquity of Stroop effects).
