The unsavory implication here, of course, is that, for the cornerstone elements of Trumpism, that triumph _was _a national humiliation, that the image of an African-American receiving the deference and regard that the Presidency entails invalidated these Americans' understanding of what the U.S. is, or at least what it is supposed to be.
For example, Wright believes that a cornerstone for the region of discourse about other people's mental states is the proposition that other people do have minds.
But that cornerstone has crumbled for millions of America's children.
History teaches us that the cornerstone for this geopolitical alchemy lies in education.
Arrival in Gettysburg Elizabeth Masser and Peter Thorn emigrated to the United States from Germany and were married in Gettysburg in September of 1855, the same year that the cornerstone for the local cemetery was laid.
The interrogation is related to a search, the subject of the initial hour, for a White House cornerstone that has been missing for more than 200 years.
Within three months, to the amazement of many within the book industry, he dropped the three-for-two discount that was the cornerstone of Waterstones' sales strategy.
Mr. Leckie and Mr. Sledge, who both died in 2001, wrote memoirs that became cornerstones for the series; Sergeant Basilone's story was well documented in the news media at the time.
One of their typefaces, Gotham, was used for the cornerstone of the Freedom Tower.
It is obvious that the cornerstones of treatment for the metabolic syndrome are dietary modification and increased physical activity.
