Sentence examples for founded on what from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth, founded on what used to be Boston, is an uncommonly beautiful vision of the post-apocalypse.

Rather they are founded on what works, with Ofsted repeatedly calling for the best practice of subject specialists in geography to be shared across the community.

After two years with Gruner, he visited Pestalozzi at Yverdon, studied at Göttingen and Berlin, and eventually determined upon establishing his own school, founded on what he considered to be psychological bases.

It provides one of the most powerful passages in "Wigan," when he reminds us that our comfortable bourgeois existence aboveground is founded on what men do beneath, in hellish conditions: Whatever may be happening on the surface, the hacking and shovelling have got to continue without a pause..

In his repudiation of literary as well as political fellow traveling, the anti-Stalinist Trilling looked to poetry and fiction to affirm a skeptical liberalism, founded on what he called "the value of individual existence in all its variousness, complexity and difficulty".

It provides one of the most powerful passages in "Wigan," when he reminds us that our comfortable bourgeois existence aboveground is founded on what men do beneath, in hellish conditions: Whatever may be happening on the surface, the hacking and shovelling have got to continue without a pause...

Those words are what Sport for Good is founded on, and what the organizations I mentioned strongly believe can lead to global change.

"Even as we approach an election year, the eternal optimist in me invites sensible discussions, not fear campaigns, because the Turnbull government is founded on optimism in what our nation can achieve and on a determination to help every Australian to do their best and to be their best".

It is complex, evolutionary and founded on a balance between what would be desirable in an ideal world and what is achievable in the world as it is.Mr Blair may have said that he now regrets not having already gone further and faster, but he also knows that the best does not have to be the enemy of the slightly better.

More accurately, it was founded on an argument about what that proposition means.

Presumption is mistakenly founded on trusting ourselves and what we think we have to do to be accepted by God.