Sentence examples for common bedrock from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the measures say such people encourage those who want to commit atrocities and are ideological fellow travellers, who undermine common bedrock British values.

No, the real problem comes, funnily enough, in places that are already multicultural, multiethnic and multilingual, yet without that common bedrock of law, language and democratic governance.

Rapids, similar formations that show white water at all stages of flow, are common in bedrock channels, are generally composed of boulders, and are more random in distribution along the channel.

Confidentiality is a common-law bedrock of the American legal system.

Despite the more alarmist passages in this book, despite its often meandering and repetitive structure, Mr. Baker's core arguments possess a bedrock common sense.

The morphological properties of common channel types (bedrock, cascade, step-pool, plane-bed, and pool-riffle) broadly correspond with those observed elsewhere, although channel slope ranges were markedly lower.

Observations from ROV dives in the Linosa Trough showed the fossil and modern coral communities thriving under overhangs and in large caves, and they were particularly common in volcanic bedrock sequences.

The most common depth to bedrock was 30 cm.

But to go down the Australian path - from monoculture to limited multiculture - is still entirely possible for us in Britain, with our even deeper bedrock of common law and common language, and a civic, post-imperial definition of British nationality that is already implicitly multicultural.

Signs that the marriage of Billy Bob Thornton and Angelina Jolie was not founded on the bedrock of common sense were plentiful.

Despite stark, contentious divisions in the United States between Republicans and Democrats, we are coming together to embrace our common belief in a bedrock principle of our Republic -- freedom of expression.