Sentence examples for forms a bedrock from inspiring English sources

Constructor theory "forms a bedrock of reality from which all the laws of physics emerge".

Like the pictures, heirlooms and stories in a family home, it forms a bedrock of shared memory.

It was the surviving repository of the Classical ideal that formed a bedrock of Western culture.

The other is family, the workings of which form a bedrock in her novels.

Those agreements still form a bedrock for the laws of war and the protection of non-combatants.Yet in a year that has already seen bitter fighting in Gaza and Sri Lanka, and a still mounting civilian toll in an eight-year-old battle against the Taliban in Afghanistan, some inevitably question whether the Geneva conventions and their later protocols are really suited to today's conflicts.

Moreover, it is too early to tell whether the authorities really are, as they hope, taming the wilder fringe of Wahhabism (the kingdom's austere brand of Sunni Islam) whose networks of mosques and charities have traditionally formed a bedrock of support for religious extremism.

The show, a collaboration between the Guggenheim and two Mexican museums -- the Consejo Nacional Para la Cultura y las Artes and the Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia -- takes us first through the early Mesoamerican art that formed a historical bedrock for the Aztecs.

Most of the islands have a bedrock formed from Lewisian gneiss.

Most of the islands have a bedrock formed from ancient metamorphic rocks and the climate is mild and oceanic.

In common with most of the Orkney isles, Shapinsay has a bedrock formed from Old Red Sandstone, which is approximately 400 million years old and was laid down in the Devonian period.

Jeopardizing this basic constitutional right, which forms the bedrock of a democratic society, would amount to nothing more than endorsing a tactic used by repressive regimes around the world.