Sentence examples for real foundation from inspiring English sources

It is the value of laïcité that reveals the real foundation of the debate.

There is a real foundation for hope, and expectations from everybody but Strasburg.

And Mexico's perception-management plan has a real foundation, Mr. Davidow said.

"These plans are great," he said, "but the real foundation of any church is its parishioners.

These dreams, these impossibilities, are the absolute and real foundation of their nation.

"There has not been enough of a real foundation under the recovery to give confidence," Mr. Arnott said.

QUESTION FROM CMINN: What are the real foundations of Putin's appeal?

The financial aspects of the American economic fiasco get all the attention, rather than the real foundations of the economy.

A presidential campaign must have real foundations in ideas, relationships and party support, and I think a Bloomberg candidacy would prove less than successful".

But hearing how the energy of the opening movement of the First translates into the more sardonic mechanics of the same movement in the 15th, and how the tragedy that the second movement of the 15th confronts what was already lurking in the 1920s, suggests that the real foundations of his symphonic thinking were laid right at the start of his composing career.

(c) Such theories distract people from recognizing, and working to reinforce, the real foundations of morality: not an imaginary theoretical insight of some sort, but a set of causal mechanisms for inculcating and sustaining the moral sentiments.