Sentence examples for bulwark of it from inspiring English sources
The author of the spray-painted message was clearly suggesting that the school — and, specifically, Frederick — no longer represented a disruption of the nation's racial hierarchy but was a bulwark of it.
It is an absolute bulwark of democracy, and it is utterly failing to fulfil that role.
Grieve concluded: "Jury trial is a bulwark of our freedoms, it works, and I hope and expect that it is here to stay".
By Adam Gopnik The Revolution is the last bulwark of national myth, but in sanctifying it we forget that it was more horrific than heroic.
Once a bulwark of All We Hold Dear, it's now a statistical subgroup.
Press independence is as essential a bulwark of political liberty in Britain as it is everywhere.
Indeed, to use the words the court of appeal in 1965, it is "the bulwark of our liberties".
It is a bulwark of my record collection, a song about a relationship soured — the curdled air and claustrophobia, the quiet fear and fury.
Switzerland has provided $60 billion in aid to UBS — a bulwark of the national economy — to bolster it against huge subprime losses.
And it has been a bulwark of the stability of America's democratic self-government.
