Why can't everyone just MAKE SHIT UP? Obviously, the people who are attempting to provide an honest foundation for their opinions are just suckers.
Eyes glittering pooling, perhaps knees jigging up lightly in place almost like a cat kneading brainlessly and inappropriately on a doughy cat-dad's belly as he lays tasteless pizza into log-cabin-honest foundations for 'toppings' in what he believes are avant-garde flavor profiles honed after decades of research at Golden Corral, or, sometimes, granted by God in moments of private epiphany.
Shady marketing tactics are not a good foundation for building an honest business relationship.
"The mood in this camp is quite good, they're all honest, decent lads and that's a good foundation.
I think this set an honest and personable foundation for the codesign relationship.
This paper contributes to a better understanding of the role of foundations as "honest brokers" that allows them to mediate between other social actors.
Vaughan said that he hoped his team would stay honest – and remember the foundation of their achievement, a summer-long refusal to give an inch to an ageing but still gifted Australian team.
It's a story that's human, gut-wrenching, and honest, built on the foundation of my own experiences in a long-term interracial relationship earlier in my life, as well as journalistic research and interviews, personal interactions, even friendships with members of the black community.
The Republican Party this summer threw its support behind voter ID laws by adding the issue to its official party platform, saying that "honest elections are the foundation of representative government" and that it "applaud[s] legislation to require photo identification for voting and to prevent election fraud".
Consumer choice and honest competition are indeed the foundation of a successful market system, but they are usually achieved without a public provider.
