Sentence examples similar to edifice of the two from inspiring English sources

But the details of the two cases support a larger edifice, what Raghavan calls "the rise of the Indian-American elite".

"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.

The tribal loyalties that once propelled the Tories or Labour to power are evaporating, taking the edifice of the two-party system with them: both parties are far short of the votes needed to win a convincing majority.

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

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

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

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

Mirrored walls reflect the imposing 19th-century edifice of the National Theatre.

Local volcanic edifices are found above two of the three OAMLs imaged in our study area and are inferred to be the eruptive products of the OAMLs.

During the 80s, he commissioned the Celebration Arch, a grotesque edifice consisting of two sword-bearing arms (modeled after his very own, of course) towering over a main street in Baghdad.

Its eastern flank is dominated by two hubs of activity: the impressive City Hall at Nathan Phillips Square, a futuristic edifice made of two towering semicircular office buildings, and the Eaton Center, a massive, blocklong mall with a soaring open-air atrium.