Sentence examples for its very establishment from inspiring English sources

Its very establishment reeked of sheer bolshieness: its founding fathers were not dreamy arty types with heads for nothing but Brahms and Beethoven, but a bunch of cocksure proletarian rebels from Henry Wood's Queen's Hall Orchestra who defected from the regime of their socially superior conductor and manager and set up their own band.

It serves as the ultimate guarantor of the security of a state that has been the target of its enemies since its very establishment in 1948.

The species is limited by its very low establishment rates [12].

JOHNSON: I think it's very establishment.

And Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, found himself spending much of the event trying to convince the public that he shared its anger at that very establishment.

And Chang feels betrayed, personally affronted, by the umami-rich broth, which has become "the very establishment it once stood against".

It began with the very establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923, and the founding father Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's rejection of traditional Islam as incompatible with his goal of establishing a modern European state.

Peg Breen, in defending the New York preservation establishment from Herbert Muschamp's remarks in his review of the new Rose Center [Letters to the Editor, Feb. 27], has actually reminded us of that very establishment's failure to do its job in this case.

From its founding, the league has been interracial; the organization's very establishment was led by George Edmund Haynes, the first African American to earn a Ph.D. from Columbia University, and Ruth Standish Baldwin, a white New York City philanthropist.

It reveals Obama has now become the very establishment he ran against in 2008.

It's also important to note that some of its heroes – Andy Burnham, Steve Rotheram, Bishop James Jones, to name just a few – belong to those very establishment institutions we so often vilify.