Sentence examples for founded upon which from inspiring English sources

'The idea that -- the revolutionary idea that this country was founded upon, which is that our rights don't come from man.

The idea that -- the revolutionary idea that this country was founded upon, which is that our rights don't come from man.

In particular, attention and memory-based design placement strategies are founded upon assumptions which necessitate a clear idea of consumer eye movement sequences across restaurant menus.

In traditional transcendental philosophy (as in Kant for example), an empirical event such as what is happening right now is supposed to be derivative from or founded upon conditions which are not empirical.

Hiding behind the old English colonial ideology of "The King can do no wrong" smacks in the face of equality and justice for all -- ideals our country was founded upon, and which President Obama promised to restore.

Without giving much thought to the ideas our country was founded upon, or which direction we're heading in the digital future, we enjoy a summer holiday and relax for a few hours, away from the stresses of what's going on in the world.

Fawcett wrote of the southern basin of the Amazon, "The whole of this region is saturated with Indian traditions of a most interesting kind," which "cannot be founded upon nothing" and which suggest the prior presence of "a once-great civilization".

Whewell's first explicit, lengthy discussion of induction is found in his Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences, founded upon their History, which was originally published in 1840 (a second, enlarged edition appeared in 1847, and the third edition appeared as three separate works published between 1858 and 1860).

On the other hand, it is possible to achieve the initial goal (expressed through the classification of ceramics based on the elemental composition) by a method founded upon dimension reduction, which has scattering matrices as its basis and which takes into account minimal information loss.

Unlike the U.S.-Soviet bipolarity, there is now no core relationship between potential enemies (such as Al Qaeda and the United States) founded upon strategic equivalence, which promotes this stability.

However, that not only coexists with but is historically founded upon a society which is about as white, male chauvinist and monocultural as you could find.