Sentence examples for perfect cornerstone from inspiring English sources

In other words, he's a perfect cornerstone for the post-Kobe Lakers.

While not structurally perfect, the book's cornerstone are very detailed interviews with Persson, his wife Elin, and the entire Mojang team as well as real love for the game and the story of its making.

"It gave class and style to science fiction in the cinema, and that makes it the perfect film to act as the cornerstone of our festival when it is re-released nationally on Friday".

The perfect fourth and fifth, the ancient cornerstones of harmony, do not exist.

In the mid-1970s, helpedperfectfect record-scratching as one of the cornerstones of the Bronx culture that came to be known as hip-hop.

Its underlying strategy — always have another receiver available — was a cornerstone of the "West Coast offense" that Walsh perfected in San Francisco.

The bestseller Freakonomics is a perfect text of our time in its belief that "incentives are the cornerstone of modern life," and "the key to solving just about any riddle".

The home crowd at AT&T Park saluted the right-hander, a cornerstone of the Giants' championship era who pitched the only perfect game in franchise history.

And this was the start of Gordon's second empire, the cornerstone of which is New Wash (originally launched in 2013 as Purely Perfect; rebranded, reformulated and re-released in 2015).

More generally, "God's great plan is to build in His own honor a spiritual temple, of which Jesus Christ is the cornerstone … His plan is that this Temple should be as large and perfect as possible".

Whereas the claim for the identity of thought and being was the cornerstone of the Hegelian philosophy in which Feuerbach finds the "old" philosophy perfected, one of the most characteristic features of the new philosophy is its rejection of this claim.