Sentence examples for is founded not from inspiring English sources

Science is founded not on principles that must be taken on faith, but on sound methodology based on an indisputable historical record of success.

In a multicultural Australia, we have a love of country that is founded not on race or ancestry, but on citizenship.

But the 47-year-old gerontologist (who studies the process of ageing) says his belief that he might live to the very ripe old age of 1,000 is founded not on faith but science.

After all, the English legal system is founded not on the assumption that everybody will behave with decency and restraint but on the rather more reliable conviction that most people, including the police, are capable of lying and may do so if it is to their advantage.

Both advertising and much current journalism passively sell a particular worldview through their storytelling that is founded not on a public interest to inform (and secondarily to entertain) but on the self interest to entertain (and secondarily to inform) and in doing so maximise profit.

"This is my last stop in California prior to our nation voting," he said to about 100 guests gathered in one of the group's warehouses for donated clothing, "and I can't think of a better way to end campaign in an important state than to come to a place that is founded not on politics but on love".

It was founded not amid the hustle of Wall Street, but in the relative placid Kansas City, Kan.

The Labour party, they emphasise, was founded not by politicians but by a social movement.

"This is why the European Union was founded – not for bond spreads and stability pacts, but for these values.

Like the SPCK and SPG, they were founded not by churches but as autonomous societies supported chiefly by denominational constituencies.

"His brand of leadership was founded not on words, but on deeds -- deeds performed in conditions of hazard and hardship".