Sentence examples for so foundational from inspiring English sources

This idea of leverage is so foundational.

Why is his work so foundational to this course?

MIHIR DESAI: Well, so I think the first thing is it's so foundational to finance.

It has facilitated the movement of labor and goods so foundational to contemporary international orders.

As a child, Linklater attended Unitarian services with his father, and he thinks it's strange that there's never been a truly great cinematic history of a movement so foundational to modern American identity.

But would this all have played out in such a tortuous way if it had been anyone but Lochte, whose bag-of-rocks demeanor is so foundational to his persona, at the center of it?

Indeed, as we have seen, Russell at one point defines knowledge of something by description simply as knowledge that it is so-and-so, not foundational knowledge that it is so-and-so (1912: 84–5).

And with so many foundational rock and pop stars reaching old age, we can only expect these tributes to keep coming.

The first day of the conference will have four invited speakers in the so-called "foundational" areas: set theory, model theory, recursion theory, and proof theory.

Rather, a Pyrrhonian employing this mode would be attempting to reassure herself (and perhaps persuade the Epistemist) that any so-called foundational proposition stands in need of further support.

Williamson claims that knowledge of subjunctive conditionals is foundational so that decision theory appropriately grounds knowledge of an act's choiceworthiness in knowledge of such conditionals.