Sentence examples for kind of cornerstone from inspiring English sources

"Generally film scores almost never leave California, and Buddy's work will serve as a kind of cornerstone for the collection we're trying to build here".

The Berryfield Mosaic was discovered in 1923 with a human skeleton, oyster shells and pottery, and it can be read as a kind of cornerstone for Firstsite's opening exhibition, Camulodunum (the exhibition title taken from the old name for Colchester).

REK: You know, when I write a song, I try to start from some kind of cornerstone of truth, and then I fictionalize it.

Increasingly, the party's old working-class base is no longer any kind of electoral cornerstone, and more affluent voters are fickle as never before.

"It's amazing to say, but we all trusted that giving up James Shields, who was kind of the cornerstone of that rotation for a long time, was O.K.," Fuld said.

They also work for a number of high-profile people in the publishing industry, including the editors in chief of Vogue and Town & Country and the publisher of GQ. "Vogue and Anna are kind of the cornerstone of our business, and launched us," said Mr. Carrier, noting that he and Ms. Miller designed the lobby at Vogue and Anna Wintour's home on Long Island, among other projects.

Sax is my first love and it's kind of a cornerstone for me.

I grew up with a heavy diet of gospel, folk, and blues because those are kind of the cornerstones of traditional American music.

For years the government had turned a blind eye to Kuwaitis illegally building diwaniyas a kind of salon, which is a cornerstone of Kuwaiti social life on public land.

A detailed historical guide published in 1931 suggests the craggy foundation cornerstone was "not the kind of granite that yields easily, if at all, to the sculptor's chisel".

At the Garden, it set most of those songs aside and reclaimed the kind of music that made R.E.M. a cornerstone of alternative rock.