Sentence examples for cornerstone with which from inspiring English sources

While Tradition could be a cornerstone with which to build an orderly life for all, or a rock against which an upstart would smash in his willfulness, it could also become, in the hands of one clever enough, soft as sculptor's clay, remolded into little more than suggestions.

A more thorough integration of faith-based and other not-for-profit groups into federally financed social services is a cornerstone of compassionate conservatism, a political philosophy with which Mr. Bush has strongly identified himself.

Building "bridges between and within diverse communities" defines the mission of Cornerstone, which is expected to develop the New Brunswick Community Bridge Project in New Jersey with the George Street Playhouse (with which Long Wharf collaborated on two productions this season).

One of the cornerstones of Israeli foreign policy has been to find a non-Arab Muslim country in the region with which to forge ties.

The project is being done under the City Department of Housing Preservation and Development's Cornerstone program, which was established in 1999 with a double mission: to increase home ownership opportunities and to eliminate the desolation of empty land.

In his subsequent rule, Ne Win combined a repressive military dictatorship with a socialist economic program, the cornerstone of which was the nationalization of Burma's major economic enterprises.

Effective communication is the cornerstone around which a team is built; it should be done with trust and understanding and without fear of hierarchy.

"Harlem Guaranteed," a selection of some 30 photographs, makes a small but dynamic show, with shots that range from "mortuary" views of bodies in their coffins to cornerstone layings, which to him symbolized Harlem's solidity.

Bodies were meant to clash and hacking was a cornerstone on which the game was built.

And it provided a cornerstone on which a modern collection could be built.

My grandfather should have been the cornerstone upon which we built our American lives.