Sentence examples for founded on which from inspiring English sources

Humanists certainly value principles that our nation was founded on, which include freedom of -- and from -- religion.

"And it sounded to me like he believed in what our nation was founded on, which is the cause of freedom.

While it's a frustrating question, I think it comes down to the sex education that many receive, and the heteronormative model this is founded on, which often precludes a substantive, well-rounded knowledge of other sexual practices.

The sex industry is founded on factories which turn human beings very quickly into waste material.

This shows that didactic teaching methods may be founded on assumptions which deny the relationship between words and the concepts constructed by each individual as a result of their prior experience.

Local historian Cyril Phillips said the village was founded on mining which became the main employer in the valley after the iron works at Maesteg closed down.

Reichenbach uses the operation very much in that way in his 1925 discussion of the direction of time, which he thinks can be founded on cases in which a ⊇ b is true but b ⊇ a is false.

This knowledge will help us make founded choices on which methods to use in similar development processes.

Thus Croce regarded this as one of his key insights: All mental activity, which means the whole of reality, is founded on the aesthetic, which has no end or purpose of its own, and of course no concepts or judgements.

One is that it is uniquely founded on principles to which any country can aspire.

"The festival was founded on human values, which really are part of jazz culture," she said.