Sentence examples for pillar of Life from inspiring English sources

"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".

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.

She bathed in the Pillar of Life's fire.

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.

That shakes a pillar of social life: the Stammtisch, a regulars' table at the corner bar where fellowship is forged.

Lionel Trilling '25CC, '38GSAS was a giant of American literary criticism and a pillar of intellectual life at Columbia College for over fifty years.

"Yeah … but it's just gone," he says, pointing out that the central pillar of his life is about to disappear.

In Montclair, he became a pillar of civic life, helping to organize the Montclair Savings Bank and serving as president of the township's Board of Education.

The governor's religious beliefs are a central pillar of his life and critical to his vision for the nation and the way he would govern.

My father, Bob Gunnell, who has died aged 87, was a broadcaster and a pillar of cultural life in Brighton and Hove, East Sussex.