Sentence examples similar to cornerstone figures from inspiring English sources

From the original position and function of the cornerstone arose figures of speech in many languages referring to cornerstones or foundation stones of character, faith, liberty, or other excellences.

Since these findings build a cornerstone of the present study, again, figures of lamina profiles and cross-sections from the lamina are shown in Fig. 1a and b.

That figure is the cornerstone for the MPAA's assault on the rights of consumers over the last couple of years.

The decline is no small matter here in bluegrass country, where horses, all kinds, are responsible for 100,000 jobs and $4 billion in economic impact, according to association figures, and are the cornerstone of Kentucky's $8.8 billion tourism trade.

Pulling him might save money but will hurt the Penguins competitively and could alienate a player who figures to be their cornerstone for the next decade.

Plastic design is also the cornerstone of the present contribution.

He said it was "unbelievable" to him that Republicans would nominate a figure "who makes bigotry and discrimination the cornerstone of his campaign".

As mixtapes evolved from a street-corner phenomenon to a cornerstone of the hip-hop industry, record companies tried to figure out ways to cash in.

The cornerstone of our association with LEO Pharma was the diterpene ingenol (6; Figure 2).

While serving as Principal of Seward Park High School in Manhattan, he was a central figure in Samuel Freedman's book "Small Victories," which has become a cornerstone in graduate studies in education.

They say that debate is indeed a cornerstone of Judaism and is already flourishing and that Rabbi Lerner is a marginal figure.