Sentence examples for bedrock that makes from inspiring English sources

The bedrock that makes up the Adirondacks belongs to the Grenville Province, a vast stretch of rock that reaches into much of eastern Canada and is derived from material about a billion years old.

The researchers found that the graves, which include an unusual double burial of an adult male and adolescent boy, had been cut into the limestone bedrock that makes up the floor of the cave, and then lined with a thin layer of mud.

As a promising foundation in a sport in which continued success can be fleeting, the Chargers built their latest victory on the bedrock that makes up the line of scrimmage.

In the spirit of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, it is again time to act to preserve that bedrock right that makes freedom possible.

Revisiting some of the river towns nowadays finds them trying to rebound from factory closings, farm consolidations and fading Main Streets by again embracing idiosyncratic ideas, and drawing on the bedrock that once made these towns vibrant: the river, the railroad and a hardy independent streak.

It shines through in our commitment, even in adversity, to the bedrock values that make our system of government worth protecting, even as those values draw the murderous ire of twisted souls whose only answer to the discourse of liberty is a vocabulary of violence, terror, and death.

Rather, it's a sober assessment of American democracy at a pivotal moment — and a call for Americans of all political stripes to press all politicians to agree, at minimum, on preserving the bedrock principles that make the United States a democracy.

Ridges, mountains and even flatlands are typically rooted in rocky strata, such as the bedrock that underlies Manhattan and makes it ideal for erecting skyscrapers.

I have always felt that the trappings of medical expertise that make doctor and patient a bit different were most securely situated on the bedrock of the humanity that makes us profoundly the same.

Beneath the volley of barbs and loopy postures lies the same bedrock of wistfulness and exasperation that makes "Beauty Queen" so poignant.

With that in mind, consumer trust is the equity bedrock that gives brands permission to make innovation a core strategy designed to excite and delight its consumers.