Sentence examples for edifice of the from inspiring English sources

Because that lyric is still somewhere in the cultural edifice of the black man.

The financing of Mangalyaan has thus barely chipped at the edifice of the Indian welfare state.

The edifice of the 1945-51 government has largely been dismantled.

After 2003, the edifice of the Arab state system began to crack elsewhere.

With vivid wit, Fraser demonstrates that within the edifice of the monarchy there were deep crannies of ordinary affection.

The edifice of the human brain rises from the spinal cord and is founded on the medulla oblongata.

I met him in a large vaulted office in the crumbling grand edifice of the Lawyers Syndicate.

A decorative solo trumpet line swirled and circled like a gleaming mechanical bird around the monumental edifice of the remainder.

"The Birth of a Nation" became part of the edifice of the Jim Crow regime of legalized segregation that would last for the next forty years.

Millions of users are low-grade subversives, chipping away at the imposing edifice of the party-state with humour, outrage and rueful cynicism.

Thus, quantum mechanics attracted some of the ablest scientists of the 20th century, and they erected what is perhaps the finest intellectual edifice of the period.