We're going to have to have this foundational information in the hearts and minds of the people or else liberty won't survive the secession either".
I still truly believe that this nation is one of the healthiest at its heart and those foundational ideals that U.S. society has been built will not be destroyed by 9/11 and post-9/11 hurricanes.
Compare this with the representation of the human heart from the Foundational Model of Anatomy (FMA) (Rosse and Mejino, 2003) where there are >20 terms describing the various parts of the heart.
I want foundational health.
It warns that those with a perverted heart will ignore the decisive foundational verses of the Quran, and manipulate the interpretive verses to promote discord and incorrect interpretations (3:8).
Structurally, there is no "live and let live" here, but serious preclusion of the personal choices that define us and go to the heart of liberty; ObamaCare has a foundational presumption that decisions don't really belong with patients and their doctors, but with remote bureaucrats' one-size-fits-all template.
We knew in our hearts that was true, and a majority of America was embarrassed that our treatment of blacks didn't align with our core values and foundational belief in freedom and equality.
We will summarize the evidence that demonstrates the foundational role of neurohormonal blockade in improving outcomes in patients with heart failure with a reduced ejection and the evidence behind its role in "medical ventricular reconstruction".
Other countries have their (equally silly) traditions structured around foundational revolutions and written constitutions, which inscribe "the people" into the heart of politics.
In Edward Said: Criticism and Society (2010), Abdirahman Hussein said that the novella Heart of Darkness (1899), by Joseph Conrad, was the book that proved foundational to Said's entire career and project.
