She may no longer seem quite the pillar of poise, spontaneity, and reason without a background so reliably unhinged.
Why did you choose to have Ibn Rushd, whose "three pillars of thought" are reason, logic, and science, fall for a supernatural being?
In fact, that is one reason the second pillar of Abenomics, its fiscal stimulus, is so important.
Cheap food has become a pillar of our low-wage economy, one reason Americans have managed to stay afloat as their wages have declined since the 1970s.
— There sat Notre Dame's pillar of consistency, Manti Te'o, espousing the reasons the Fighting Irish had been unbeaten and planned to remain so: determination, attention to detail, humility.
The District's continuing fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic remains a central pillar of our public health infrastructure, and with good reason.
With this action, Nabis eliminated a central ideological pillar of the old Spartan social system and the chief reason for objection to Spartan expansion by the surrounding poleis (city-states).
With good reason, Bates was never heralded as a pillar of virtue.
For this reason, housing is sometimes called the "wobbly pillar" of welfare states [63].
But we still see no justifiable reason to change a name that has existed, been a pillar of the local community since 1904".
