Sentence examples for cornerstone beliefs from inspiring English sources
And the latest blow: the University Chicago's Quarterly Review of Biology has released a report that calls into question one of the cornerstone beliefs of Paleo carnivores: that it was a switch to meat in the hominid diet, brought about by the advent of hunting equipment during the stone age, that led to the increased brain size that distinguishes humans from our heavier-browed forefathers.
These are cornerstone beliefs at The OpEd Project, where I have been working as a Public Voices Fellowship Leader and seminar co-leader for the past year, in addition to my day job as an assistant professor of journalism at Medill.
Having rejected the sovereignty of God and authority of the Bible — two cornerstone Christian beliefs — he was already substantially outside the evangelical fold.
In the case of creation as well as the case of God's unity, Saadya sees demonstration by reason as a cornerstone of belief.
His self-declared courage was the cornerstone of his belief in himself, and therefore of National Socialism; it was Germany's wartime betrayal by the Jews, he said, that had defeated the country.
The cornerstone of Bahāʾī belief is the conviction that Bahāʾ Allāh and his forerunner, who was known as the Bāb (Persian: "Gateway"), were manifestations of God, who in his essence is unknowable.
It's also the cornerstone of my belief that we are entering into the Age of Facebook.
"What is their right to Africa today?" "Repatriation was both a cornerstone of Rastafarian belief and it was also understood in the literature as an utopist, escapist illusion".
The belief that the US is the best country in the world is a cornerstone of national self-belief, and many Americans still, wholeheartedly, want others to share it.
Yet the cornerstone is an "indomitable belief in ordered liberty" – the right of a person to live a good life through membership of an ordered society.
