Sentence examples for edifice based on from inspiring English sources

In Zemmour's view, both the traditional French left and right (really, everyone but the French far right) have, through a mixture of blindness and cowardice, allowed for the dismantling of a national edifice based on paternal authority.

Fig. 5 Cross section of Ontake volcano showing models of basement rock types, ancestral and present edifice based on Yamada and Kobayashi (1988).

Couples often tacitly erect a whole edifice of secrets, based on real or imagined causes for jealousy.

This research, at first, introduces the former consulate of Britain (Sabzabad edifice) and discovers when the building was built based on a historical-interpretative method.

"The whole edifice of medical training is based on subterfuge," he wrote in the online magazine Slate while a second-year surgical resident 10 years ago, going on to deconstruct the surreptitious manipulations that conspire to camouflage medicine's inexperienced trainees.

Irregular black or blue black patches, measuring as large as 80 cm in long dimension, can be documented on the Castle edifice beginning only in the mid-1990s based on limited photographic documentation of sufficient detail.

For example, the entire edifice of Bill Martin's approach is based on the assumption that "life is about redox chemistry".

The entire edifice of court, government and country is based on an illusion: the danger lies not in the king's madness, but in the revelation that the poor, shivering creature sitting blistered, bled, purged and wrapped in a straitjacket, is only a man after all.

But many others seem based on "the flimsiest of edifices".

Combined, they have led to the gradual decline of the modern edifice of domestic and international politics, which was based on ideological struggles and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity.

By building business models and share valuations based on the capture and privatisation of all socially produced information, such firms are constructing a fragile corporate edifice at odds with the most basic need of humanity, which is to use ideas freely.