Sentence examples for it rests upon from inspiring English sources
Biblical theology itself is more securely based when it rests upon such exegesis than when it forms a hermeneutical presupposition.
Which doesn't mean that it is farcical, just that it rests upon some very strong situations that manipulate the characters.
Well, we are showing them that government does not rest upon force at all: it rests upon consent.
The hope that the Virgin Mary represents, however, will not fail, because it rests upon the power of God.
That's a reasonable argument, but it rests upon the very American assumption that private interests are ipso facto better at developing and deploying the network.
The radicchio is very tough, and so is the big blob of mozzarella that it rests upon, but the Caesar salad, a study in minimalism, cannot be faulted.
Further, as the august liberal constitutional scholar Bruce Ackerman has pointed out, Footnote Four is "bad political science --it rescience --itscience --itabout the political prestss.
Its roof and the exposed portions of the platform it rested upon were protected by 12.7 millimeters of armor.
Its roof and the exposed portions of the platform it rested upon were protected by 12.7 millimetres of armor.
Even more importantly, it rested upon the trade unions, the most significant participatory organisations Australia has ever known.
