"We established a great pillar of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness for the American people, honoring the vows of our founders," she said.
At times, it seemed almost like a comical conceit, like those movies that pivot on the sudden disappearance of a basic pillar of life, "Death Takes a Holiday" or even "The Invention of Lying".
IKEA made billions on the back of "it will do," but what was once exceptional moments become the general pillar for life.
She bathed in the Pillar of Life's fire.
Learning of the Pillar of Life in the African interior, she journeyed to the ruined kingdom of Kôr, feigning friendship with a hermit who was the keeper of the Flame that granted immortality.
Zuckerberg outlines the "how" around five pillars: supporting life experiences by building communities, keeping people safe, increasing the quantity and quality of information, increasing civic engagement, and creating more-inclusive communities.
Such views are echoed by experts such as biochemist Daniel Koshland, who listed his seven pillars of life as program, improvization, compartmentalization, energy, regeneration, adaptability and seclusion.
The company breaks the device's feature set up into five pillars – battery life, immersion (VR/AR), capture (camera), connectivity (WiFi/LTE) and security – so let's do the same here, for the sake of simplicity.
Given the contested and unclear nature of what constitutes SRHR, we used the WHO's (20) five pillars (sex life, pregnancy and fertility, treatment and side effects, financial security, and mental health) to provide a framework for outcomes.
The family is the second pillar in his life; the first is God.
