Sentence examples for but that cornerstone from inspiring English sources

But that cornerstone has crumbled for millions of America's children.

He stated, "There's something really generic about the song[s], but that quality becomes the cornerstone of an anthem".

Compassion will always be a vegan cornerstone, but that translates these days not just about loving animals (we do) but about meeting people where they're at.

But that standing, as a must-have cornerstone of growth funds, might be different when individual mutual funds update the information on their holdings in the fall.

My left hemisphere's number one strength is in verbal communication, which was no surprise, but shows that linearity, a cornerstone of left brain thinking, was least dominant.

And isn't that the cornerstone of a decent ad?

Earlier in the day, Biden told reporters in Tokyo that the US-Japanese security arrangement was "the cornerstone of security not merely in the Pacific basic but the cornerstone upon which our security is built for the next 20 years or more".

"They sacrificed the icons of the regime, but the cornerstone is still there".

But one thing that is a cornerstone of my philosophy is that we are wanting to take Infiniti and unlock its potential to really be one of the premier high-end brands in the automotive sector.

We need a proper legal footing for these measures, proper oversight, and a proper understanding that free speech is not a trivial principle the government can simply ignore, but a cornerstone of any state that claims to be democratic.

But a cornerstone of the 1997 agreement was that as the city acquired more lands for the watershed, it would allow increased activities on them.