Sentence examples for not founded upon from inspiring English sources
Democracy is not founded upon the principle of safeguarding the rights of the popular, but upon safeguarding the rights of the most unpopular.
Traditions are not founded upon core and fixed identities.
"I have arrived at the conviction that no comparison of crania is worth very much, that is not founded upon the establishment of a relatively fixed base line… the basicranial axis".
As Singer et al state, "clinical ethics is not founded in philosophy, law, or theology but, instead, is a subdiscipline of medicine, centering upon the doctor-patient relationship".
In response, members were asked 'to consider whether the whole history of the improvement of the social conditions of this country' had not been founded upon the Registration Acts.
The university was not founded until 1914.
Phenomenology was not founded; it grew.
The New Yorker, July 24 , 2000P. 40 Found not founded.
This study was not founded.
That "is not founded on experience.
