Sentence examples for pillar of this from inspiring English sources

Elasu was the pillar of this family.

One very important role remained open: Berenice, the black cook who was the pillar of this Southern family.

That explains the lure of juche (loosely, self-reliance, or autarky), which is the sole ideological pillar of this mythology.

So a more functional housing market is the other pillar of this forward strategy, outlined in the Treasury-commissioned review from the Bank of England's Kate Barker.

The central pillar of this philosophy was arguably not the stage itself, but a workshop where craftsmen and artists collaborated on sets and props.

Certainly its authority with the public aligns badly with any conception of rational choice, which is supposedly a pillar of this self-same economic theory.

He requested his messengers to bring the children a package including lemons, meat, honey, rice, milk and a reed, and to note which child took the reed and stood near the central pillar of the house; this child was Rakotomavo.

And yet researchers have given control of this central pillar of the scientific process to science publishers, who are in the business of serving the interests of their journals; these are not always the same as the interests of science.

Yet researchers have given control of this central pillar of the scientific community to science publishers, the journals they publish, and the professional editors they employ, some of whom are in the business to serve the interests of their journals; these are not always the same as the interests of science.

That the crafting of that legislation was so difficult leaves one despairing that this pillar of the Great Society could now be rewritten, given our partisan incivility.

But consider the two fundamental pillars of this particular reform movement.