Sentence examples for her bedrock from inspiring English sources

Rhimes often describes it as a show "I want to watch" — an emphasis that underscores her bedrock belief in the pleasure principle of TV.

Quite unlike air travel, when a United States citizen is not allowed to vote, his or her bedrock rights have been violated.

"And this show is a little toxic," she added, referring to the dark, tempestuous mixture of emotions that gradually colors her character's reaction to the man she has always thought of as her bedrock.

Even during three decades of life as an exile and expatriate — the South African government revoked her passport in 1960 — she made it clear that South Africa was her home and her bedrock as an artist.

The novel's appeal to the Coens is instantly evident: the voice of Miss Mattie Ross, the 14-year-old narrator, is innocent but plucky, and she's driven to remarkable feats of big-mouth sass and flat-out courage in the company of killers and vagabonds largely by her bedrock Protestant sanctimony and schoolmarm-ish rigidity.

The BBC's Amitabha Bhattasali in the city says that Ms Banerjee's move was made in part because her bedrock support in West Bengal - the lower middle classes - is furious about the possibility of foreign investment taking away badly-needed jobs.

The Spare Room by Helen Garner Canongate £12.99, pp195 In her native Australia, Helen Garner is known for using the material of her life as the bedrock of her novels.

They also underestimate the role her harsh and lonely introduction to Parliament where, heavily pregnant, she joined just nine other Labour women in 1982 played in shaping her views.But cultural politics of this sort does not animate many of her party's bedrock members, for whom Labour is just what its name implies: a movement for the economic betterment of working people.

The discovery has left Jenny feeling that he deceived her about the bedrock of any relationship – his identity.

Goddess power: Crucial in shaping Dr. Northrup's perspective on culture is her mother: "The bedrock of having a mother who doesn't throw you under the bus of patriarchy is priceless".

Such bourgeois puritanism!" Himes both absorbed and felt victimized by his mother's "bourgeois puritanism," which was the bedrock of her racism and her élitism.