Sentence examples similar to cornerstone of a much from inspiring English sources

This obscure young woman's horrifying end remains the cornerstone of a much-hyped time and place.

The men who co-founded Chic with him – Bernard Edwards and Tony Thompson – are no longer with us, but Rodgers is also doing his utmost to keep the Chic name in the headlines and the music they made together alive: it is the cornerstone of so much of today's pop, and R&B, sampled almost continuously.

She loves them so much that they're going to be the cornerstone of a plus-size clothing line she's creating with the Torrid label out this fall.

Surveillance has been the cornerstone of much of CDC's infection prevention and control efforts since the 1970s and has been continuous since then.

It's the cornerstone of a civilization.

–Why is "competition" a cornerstone of a free market economy?

"This is a cornerstone of a country's competitiveness.

The cornerstone of a well-accessorized smartphone is the case.

CAN Syria be the cornerstone of a new Middle East?

"Pitching is still the cornerstone of a successful baseball team.

It would be the cornerstone of a thinner, better life.