Sentence examples for it is not founded from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, while the natural law is "self-evident" (see Man and the State, p. 90) and consistent with and confirmed by experience — something which many critics have challenged — Maritain holds that it is not founded on human nature.

Being pro-choice or pro-life is a false distinction created by fear, and it is not founded on the moral high ground it clams to hold.

Believe it isn't founded, etc. Q: About possibly acquiring more patents.

It was not founded as Consumers Researchh in 1926.

(It was not founded in the dorm in that year and subsequently moved to the garage).

"It's not founded in science anywhere," Don West, one of Mr. Zimmerman's lawyers, said of the techniques used by one of the experts for the state.

It was not founded as the Irish Brigade; it was founded as a regiment, and contributed members to the brigade, which was created a few years later.

He came to criticize nationalism for a twofold reason: in Europe it had led to destructive racism and imperialism, and in India it was not founded on an adequate degree of common purpose.

Alan Greenberg, a former publisher of Esquire magazine, helped start the school; it was not founded just by H. Christopher Whittle, a media and education entrepreneur, and Benno C. Schmidt Jr., a former president of Yale University.

Alan Greenberg, a former publisher of Esquire magazine, helped start the school; it was not founded just by H. Christopher Whittle, a media and education entrepreneur, and Benno C. Schmidt Jr., a former president of Yale.

Unlike most of the dying traditional kibbutzim, it was not founded on Zionism, but on the vision of artists from Jerusalem who wanted to live in a creative community.