Sentence examples for cornerstone it from inspiring English sources

According to the cornerstone, it is Stephen A. Perry.

So it is a cornerstone, it is inescapable in life.

[Education] is a cornerstone, it is inescapable in life," says Mobia, who has four children.

For Curry, once viewed as a franchise cornerstone, it has been a forgettable season, with Saturday serving as a barometer of the magnitude of troubles facing him personally and professionally.

During the time that Mr. Rauch ran Cornerstone it staged a biracial "Romeo and Juliet" in a largely segregated town in Mississippi and a version of Molière's "Tartuffe" in a farming community in Kansas, among many other productions.

Lately Dr. Bettmann has been busy working up a history of Fur, which was put away in Jaeckel's cornerstone; it will hardly matter, in the cornerstone, whether the record is comprehensive or accurate, but Dr. Bettmann's Teutonic conscience kept goading him to perfection.

In between those emotional cornerstones, it was a shaky, soggy United States Open, but for the host nation, it still turned out to be a seamless transition from the old guard to the new wave.

Admittedly, the tune is aggressively at odds with many traditional rock'n'roll cornerstones — it's explicitly anti-revolution, mentions praying without a sneer, and, perhaps most perplexingly, seems completely uninterested in recruiting groupies for backstage hijinks.

When you take the time to set up a process (creating for the three content cornerstones), it makes it far easier for your content to fly.

I often wondered if that was an opening that led to the cornerstone below it, but it was probably too high".

But it's not until I read his book, an odd, fascinating account that attempts to render the mystery of the moment of mathematical revelation into a narrative a layperson can understand (you know, -ish, up to a point), that I realise that this isn't despite his mathematical brilliance; it's actually the cornerstone of it.