Sentence examples similar to foundation of might from inspiring English sources

The foundation of what might have been Childe Hassam's studio has been found, according to a Griswold curator, Jack Becker.

Thus Cohen's account of the foundations of ethics might differ fundamentally from Kant's indeed, it might turn Kant's account on its head.

If you thought the outpouring of negative comments Kirk Cameron received when he appeared on Piers Morgan's show in March and stated that homosexuality is "unnatural... detrimental... and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization" might have turned off the actor from speaking out further, you thought wrong.

Without a stronger foundation of profiles, NBC might as well just show the always-improving world feed, and throw in some announcers.

The historical merchandising of cosmetics within department stores can be the foundation of what we might expect in other departments.

If word got out that homes in Los Angeles are built on a foundation of ants, people might not be willing to pay millions of dollars for them.

For now, the prison money is flowing, and Sayre is trying to build the foundation of an economy that might eventually get along without it.

Without that unity – impossible without a foundation of shared values – Romeo might have suffered parental disharmony along with his social ostracism.

All in all, it is scarcely surprising that the stockmarket has recently given Mitsubishi companies a dreadful beating (see chart).Yet foreigners used to look enviously and fearfully at the keiretsu as the foundation of Japan's industrial might.

"Organic should be the foundation of anything that Whole Foods might do".

I believe that the efforts to understand and integrate the multiple inputs that affect a gene's evolution (e.g., expression level and position in various types of networks) fit well into the pluralistic foundation of new biology, and might be pointing to some of the important facets of the new biological mainstream.