Sentence examples for foundations so much from inspiring English sources

Philosophy is not about building intellectual foundations so much as creating better intellectual maps that reflect what people are doing when they say the things they do.

His mother, Sarah, had avoided politics, but when she died in 1965, Scaife's redirection of the family's three main foundations so much upset his sister Cordelia that the two were estranged for decades until being reconciled before her death in 2005.

But I thought it quite an honor since he loved the idea of the foundation so much and Berliners loved him so much.

The foundation has so much money, it worries about saturating particular areas of need with grants and so achieving diminishing returns.

Wladimir Palant, a longtime contributor to Firefox and developer of the popular Adblock Plus add-on that removes ads from Web pages, said he was pleased that the foundation had so much money saved up.

As the Livestrong cancer foundation grows, so much emotion comes to be invested in Armstrong's story – from sufferers to cycling fans to corporate sponsors to media – that it seemed at times as though everyone had hitched their wagon to the Texan's carbon-fibre frame.

Today, our perspectives about the meaning of a conversation is the foundation for so much of what we know in this Web and mobile world.

Or that the foundation has so much money, with a $40 billion endowment and $3.4 billion in annual giving in 2012 (the most recent year we have data for).

"As the trance-like tune went on, the reeds sounded ever more like the kind of insane squelchy noises that people get from the Roland 303 bassline, the foundation of so much acid and techno music.

"While the mission of our foundation has so much to do with education--supporting culinary schools and students--we also give to programs that help the underprivileged around the world, particularly in our vanilla-growing regions," explained Beth.

Poetry is the foundation for so much religion, science, and philosophy, and I want them to know that it remains a living, entertaining, thoughtful, deep, and joyous contemporary art, one that, crazily enough, people like them can have fun with.